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

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ty, climate, and diameter of the moon’s disk, and leaving it at a point The most difficult flags to make are those of San moisture, is continually being renewed in one section 58° to the west from the north point. ‘Ihe first con- Salvador and Costa Rica. The first is very elaborate and matured in… … nected with the city water supply. Professor Loomis This machine consists of three lancet-like knives, DIAGRAM SHOWING THE COURSE OF THE MOON BY gives the average height of clouds as about two miles, which, by operation of a toothed rod, cogwheel, and THE EARTH’S SHADOW DURING THE PARTIAL crank,…

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