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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 2 (1893) (1893)

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Scientific American. JULY 8, 1893.] 23 PARSONS’ HOROLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Electric Root Grubber. Dewar stated he had succeeded in freezing the atmo. It is comparatively a short time since the manufac- Grubbing is the term for pulling up tree stumps by sphere into a clear, transparent solid, although… … to account being very much less and familiarity for running expenses. with the vari- The third dynamo, giving fif- ous types of teen to nineteen kilowatts, is timepieces. When American watches became popular, used for generating current for watch making as a trade began to decline. Materials…

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