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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 17 (1895) (1895)

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the wheel true and prevent it from being bent. minute dial, giving a clear imprint of the passing made five or six revolutions per minute fewer than the Fig. 2 shows the jaws and the ejecting lever in position minute as shown by the clock dial. The clock move- side screws, indicating that it had… … eighty-two yards. The weight in three categories was been obtained have exceeded the most sanguine ex- 48 lb., 59 1b., and 65 1b., and fractions. With the first pectations. This has been most marked in the case of weight it was found that a man at a moderate tempera- the Minneapolis, which, we are…

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