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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 18 (October 1905) (1905)

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ether over suction stroke the ball is drawn away from the hole in 8, and fresh air is drawn in past the porcelain at a BOAT BAILEE. high rate of speed, thus exerting a cleaning action A patent has just been granted to M'r. Herbert P. upon the latter. A stiff wire, which is coiled around Van… … keeping the plug clean under the most adverse condi- city, have invented a device which facilitates breaking BOAT BAILER. tions, the intermittent influxes of air serve to keep it open the shell, and then serves as a holder for the two cool, so that there is no trouble from porcelains crack- parts…

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