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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 10 (1894) (1894)

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ntrivance the inventor attempted last month a large and increasing sale of this product. The pro- to cross the English Channel, from Cape Grisnez, vent them from slipping off. . In large towns the Euro- France, to Folkestone, England. The distance across pean pattern of tile is coming into vogue.… … launches, barges, steam boilers, bridges, from stagnant wells and pools, and some THE PINKERT NAVIGATING TRICYCLE. tanks, piers, and jetties, sluice gates, build- filters are never cleansed, thus giving a bad taste to the soda. Many natives use the ings, engines, steam pumps, turbines, sugar-…

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