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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 24 (1895) (1895)

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ese hours and obtain the equation Japanese, for it was universally employed in anti- of the days, the Japanese have employed various sys- quity. It is what is called the natural day, while secured by aclip, the vertical outer portion of the rod tems; sometimes that of the balance shown in the… … of the bottom section, when extended, away from or toward each other. In the long days, for example, the six cards reaching the ground and forming a rest when the machine is tipped slightly to one side. When the sections are closed up, the lower end of the extensi- ble leg is secured to the lower…

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