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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 13 (March 1903) (1903)

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ing very high temperatures without crack- the "Salus" street cleaner, is mounted upon two pairs tubes have proved of great importance in my work ing. It is well known that glass vessels must be an- of large wheels and a pair of small wheels in the front on hydrogen gas submitted to very high… … to the broom. heated to a red AN HYGIENIC STREET-SWEEPING MACHINE. Owing to the heat or even high- curved form of the broom the mud is driven in toward under the powerful electrical discharges, but the er in a muffle furnace. They are then thrown into the middle, collecting there upon a platform,…

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