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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 15 (1889) (1889)

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ion. When the upper block is sary to build a fence ten feet in height on each side grasped by the edges, as shown in Fig. 1, and turned Washington monument, which is 555 feet high. This of the railway.” so as to lift the second block in the series to the same structure, by its majestic proportions,… … Val Q\ and economical gas engine, including the regulation This change of position of the second member brings of speed and consumption of fuel in proportion to it parallel with the third block, which is then released, Fig. 1.—JACOB’S LADDER, amount of work done. The igniter is of the simplest and…

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