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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 14 (October 1906) (1906)

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per position. of the very best material, be constructed within weight scouring establishments of Prance and Belgium. Waste Now, should the gas flame be extinguished, the ther- limits which would not have been admitted as theo- soap-suds from textile factories yield many valuable retically possible… … gage for getting at the horse-power of gasoline or al- past often presenting much difficulty to the munici- AUTOMATIC DEVICE FOR TURNING OFF THE GAS. cohol fed automobiles. He writes: palities and frequently even a menace to public health, is remarkably successful from a sanitary as well as an A…

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