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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 11 (March 1898) (1898)

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t there is reason for not remaining indifferent, and be entirely different, and we should all at once see a cape of steam and water from the boiler. It is de- regiment arrested in its march, decimated by a shower it is with its aid that some new experiments are to be signed to be of especial value… … usual, its full velocity ; but, at the moment at which it is about to FROEHLICH'S WATER GAGE TOR BOILERS. make its exit through the extremi- boilers. It has been patented by Henry Froehlich, of ty, Gr, of the block, a portion of the Honolulu, Hawaii. Pig. 1 represents in perspective gas, still at a…

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