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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 2 (1894) (1894)

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e into pieces, and I noticed that the glance, simplifies the matter. M. L. BAXTER, M.D. tuates a train of gear wheels, the last of which con- barrels were on shore in a very short space of time. Derby Line, Vt., December 25, 1893. trols the chain pulley. Now, why not rig an arrangement for vessels… … whose armature takes a position which is variable ac- other oxidizing agents, such as manganese dioxide, cording to the intensity of the said current, that is to form a paint which preserves iron from rusting ; and to get a line off, let this be thrown overboard with a say, according tothe…

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