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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 6 (1886) (1886)

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ming against string immediately under the general point of sus- pile of building frequently disturbs the surface ground the cord may with RAV ARIAS be lubricated with a lit- pension. When once started under these conditions, at a distance of many yards, the subsidence causing ile soap. the disk… … horizontal position, as was the box cover. A moistened sponge or piece of blotting paper will shower water in rotation is changing its direction is interesting, while all directions if pinned to the cork and rotated, even case may be. A tall chimney or tower of like propor- the perfect glassy cup…

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