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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 16 (1859) (1859)

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the inlet pipes 2-5 and 3 make, by the same process, 5-13; and 3 The accompaning cuts represent an improved. boot or placed side by side, traversed first the outside compart- and 5-13 produce 8-21. Professor Boynton said that shoe stretcher invented by N. C. Stiles of West Meri- ment of the main as… … the only alterations during that time having been the the sun! Mr. Boynton stated that Professor Pierce, elongation of the legs of the main into a horse-shoe Fig. 2 represents a horizontal longitudinal section. The the eminent mathematician and astronomer of Cam- form in plan, and an increase in…

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