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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 20 (May 1898) (1898)

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Mr. Stillman has lived in Rome preventing the leakage of steam past the abutment so many years that his judgment on this subject may into the open piston. be accepted as of great value. He states that the su- On opposite sides in the heads of the cylinder two perstition as to the sanitary condition… … months between September and July in Rome under JARVIS' IMPROVED ROTARY ENGINE. as favorable conditions of health and comfort as in any city in Europe ; and with less precautions against the shaft of each set of ports and that of the main steam heat than in New York one must take against the cold,…

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