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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 14 (1896) (1896)

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The shoes are suspended by and large towns to obtain the required amount of Fig. 2 being a vertical section. A reduced stand pipe hangers and have a loose jointed connection with the water from a naturally pure source, and in the future, supports a spreading head, whose lower section has an toggle… … Third, that the cost and maintenance of a properly GABLER’S CAR BRAKE. constructed filter is so great that it cannot be univer- sally adopted as a means of purifying water. pintle pin to a stem extending transversely to the mid- The report of the Massachusetts State Board of dle of the car. The…

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