Paradoxical Engine Patent For Hydrostatic Power Device
On February 28 Letters Patent were granted to John Lue cock Woolllapler of Morley near Leeds for a hydrostatic machine to produce great mechanical power without fire or water. The device can drive engines via cylinder and piston or substitutes, using injection and eduction pipes to create pressure. Variants differ in the relative lengths of these pipes.
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John Luecock
Woolllapler
Morley
Leeds
Luecock
Hall
Receipt for Making Vinegar From Water and Coarse Lishon-fusar
A dated home vinegar method describes dissolving coarse Lishon-fusar in water per gallon, boiling and skimming, cooling, adding warm yeast, fermenting about twenty four hours, then transferring to an iron cask near heat. It should be kept loosely closed with bung-hole cover to exclude dust and insects, aging about three months before bottling. Longer storage improves flavor.