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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 16 (April 1896) (1896)

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gas made by this machine that it has bureter. The carbureter is divided into a series of nar- than the other, in which it is inverted, forming a ves- double the candle power of ordinary gas. row compartments by metal partitions running paral- sel similar to a small gasometer. The lower vessel is… … 1. Brazing bicycle frames. 2. Making jewelry. 8. The gas stove at home. 4. The automatic gasoline valve. 5. The complete gas apparatus. GAS MACHINE FOR INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC USES. Mass., with offices at No. 42 Oliver Street, in Boston, nate ends, thus forming a long tortuous passage for the one…

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