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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 24 (June 1898) (1898)

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at that it is frequently to be found separator. Each separator is in turn connected with automatically forced down so as to prevent the en- buried in a mass of easily ignited and highly inflam- the next vacuum pan; and from the last separator a trance of water. Should it be impossible to lower the… … electric lamp cannot be regarded as an Mr. George H. Weeks, of No. 413 East One Hundred unlikely means of starting a serious fire, DVNN'S VAFOB-CONDENSEB FOB VACTTUU FANS. and Twentieth Street, New York city, has patented a and shopkeepers, especially those who spraying device in which the nozzle…

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