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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 3 (July 1909) (1909)

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e continued.) is sometimes held along the edge of the weatherboard, or down the side of the corner strip. Either method ICELESS REFRIGERATION. necessitates carrying the square along, or fetching it BY EDWARD THORPE. from where it was laid down: While the mad race for supremacy between the… … CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEW OF CLOTH REMOVED TO SHOW THE REFRIGERATOR COMPLETE WITH REFRIGERATOR. ZINC BOX. TANK UNCOVERED. trated from a piece of board about 9 inches long and keeping victuals cool besides that of melting ice in an 2 inches wide, which can be carried in the nail or ice box. If in…

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