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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 21 (1889) (1889)

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box, a puff after seeing the arrangement of apparatus used, he its entire growth the first year, and the appearance of of air is sent through the circular opening of the cover believed his non-success due to the comparatively great carrying with it some of the chloride of ammonium. distance between… … The friction of the air against the edges of the cover dividend, and those of the stockholders who wished retards the outer portion of the projected air column, could take the cash they received in dividends and pur- while the inner portion passes freely through, thus im- chase new stock at par in…

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