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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 2 (January 1897) (1897)

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handle candles they are worth $12,000 per pound. The former feet and so badly scalded that he died three days later. of the spindle is fitted with a casing, in which are ad- The cylinder and steamchest were thrown 150 feet away, have a diameter of twenty thousandths of 1 millimeter and will be… … ishing their jobs off with the finger A TRACTION ENGINE BOILER EXPLOSION. satisfacto rily, nails, after which they never seem the plants should quite at rest in regard to the meaning of their draw- ture; moreover, portions of the wreck were found fully be sprayed with a kerosene emulsion, which is…

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