New York, N.Y. : Scientific American Pub. Co. · leaf 285
layman as unimportant, we cite he had the correct idea. two examples given by Mr. Crissey to emphasize again the His rope-making machine possesses positive merit, while real importance of traces. his drop forge press, door-spring, color-grinder, chimney-hood, On one occasion a dealer in molasses… … by him consisted of a copper tube one-third of which was MARBLE SAWING MACHINE TRAVELING CRANE subjected to fire contained in an open basket. When the breech was very hot, water was introduced into the barrel ; it pensive grade of molasses for one specified in a shipment was instantly vaporized,…
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