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

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en the angled lever is pulled in the manner de- necessary. scribed so as to let on the gas, the spring arm at the BY GEORGE M. HOPKINS. —_ 0 Japanese Demand for Cotton. upper end of the lever comes into contact with the Gas, gasoline and petroleum oil engines are daily be- Regarding the recent… … Fig. 1—THE SPARK COIL. without regard to the design of the cylinder. at the proper instant without weaving or the printing, and in order to intermissions or failures. A red hot tube supply that part of the demand of China for what trical circuit through the coil and connections, causing into which…

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