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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 5 (October 19, 1850) (1850)

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whom honor is due.”’ stant ventilation is afforded the timbers with- The same article speaks of Mr. Davenport as out.any detriment to its capacity for ventilating having made the first electro-magnetic engine the cabins. in the world. In pursuance of your commend- When a sea comes in board, and… … shaft, C, and gradually bringing down the (To Prof. Page’s letter we also say, ‘ honer of passengers ; for saving thousands of dollars ising carries up the puppet valves, a 6, which cutters, as the felloe is being cut out. When to whom honor is due ;”’ we have no desire to are of cork, on its…

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