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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 7 (1884) (1884)

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e two inventors of the ened together by bolts. Two sections, placed parallel with steam plow, the other being his brother Thomas. Several each other at a distance of a meter, are usedto form a space years ago an important trial came off at Westminster upon for the rower to occupy. The other two… … in depth, that is to say, combin- paratus for heating churches, Fig. 1—TERRY’S BOAT TRICYCLE. and the “steam tackle,” which ing all the conditions necessary for proper buoyancy, even at has helped to render the steam mistake unless it is properly sawed and seasoned, and then sea (Fig. 2). The…

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