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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 6 (February 1905) (1905)

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The can is also so arranged that it will posi- short distance above the grates. Along the top of thio ing device which will measure off a quantity of to- tively deliver the oil. The general shape of the can partition a perforated pipe, i), is laid, through which bacco necessary to fill a pipe, or… … formed integral with pipes of the boiler, which are of the same size, are OIL CAN WITH MEANS FOR TOBACCO POUCH WITH MEASURING DEVICE. the plate above re- large enough to permit a workman to enter when it is CLEANING SPOUT. ferred to, and its up- This measuring device consists of a cylinder formed…

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