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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 9 (February 1897) (1897)

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into operation, actuating a blower. Some charge the water caused by the melting snow through In New York a heavy snow storm is the signal for the of the air which the blower discharges is mixed with the a hose if desired. The bars of the gridiron are heavy marshaling of all the forces of the… … with a long iron rod s i v e method. Of SNOW MELTING MACHINE NOW BEING USED IN THE STREETS OF NEW TORE. used as a poker, in course the first way out of the difficulty order to loosen it up which presents itself is to melt the snow. There have re-1 pressure is readily increased to eighty pounds, and…

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