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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 2 (1896) (1896)

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were by no means uncom- parts of machinery by overcoming the inertia of rest mon in the central parts of this range. Some of the at a slow speed by positive mechanism, the full speed sulphur springs were very remarkable, especially those The steps are ten feet wide. of the driver being afterward… … which are lugs sliding in slots in a disk, and This taste for bathing was indulged to an in- when the latter does not rotate but slides on credible extent. In one place he knew of, where lugs on another ring, the first ring, under the the water was just about blood heat, a man action ef the…

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