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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 24 (1871) (1871)

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between tion is illustrated in the accompanying engraving, and is de- be given to the air in this experiment, and to the distance the sexes, as the men never have any hair about the face. scribed as follows in Dr. A. P. Barnard’s report on machinery named of one hundred and fifty-seven meters,… … and dancing, vanished from sight. Then he bowed, closed The idea of employing compressed air as a means of trans- ting the rotary motion of the crank shaft to the axle of the the fan, and held it in his two hands, during which time his mitting power is not new; but the mode here suggested of…

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