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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 1 (1867) (1867)

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es, causing a ww» > piling up at the equator, or an equatorial protuberance, of Improved Combination Tool. thirteen miles, and by gravity this is caused to flow down hill The term “Yankee Notions” has been applied to many toward the poles. Currents of air are not influenced by the same laws that… … intended to pull tacks and nails, to grasp covers both cases produces motion, but in the former, the warm air of stoves, handle cooking utensils, etc. The hammer, B, is for driving tacks, and the hooks, C, for lifting pots, kettles, sad- is cooled by rising but a few miles, to effect the same pur-…

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