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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 27 (1882) (1882)

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with the axis of the The building is provided with brackets at the side, and cylinder when there is no steam pressure, is of no conse- with a saddle at the top, over which the wire cable passes. These bearings for the cable are placed in the vicinity of the quence whatever, for if it is not… … COFER’S AUTOMATIC FLY FAN. APPARATUS FOR PROTECTING BUILDINGS, Zacharie, of Maryland, fora new and useful mode of mak- The fan is compact, ornamental, and inexpensive, and the machine is given in the patent, and the inventor says he framing and studding of the structure, where the strain is avoids…

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