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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 11 (1896) (1896)

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g the bottom of the mixing cham- enterprising genius suggested using them for summer utilized and with considerably less fatigue. His posi- ber may be of different meshes and of different sizes of cottages, hunters’ camps, lodges. ete. The public tion, as shown by the engraving, is held to be the… … An engine in which the steam acts A NEW SWISS BICYCLE. er over the machine, greater speed, both on two pistons in the saine cylinder up hill and on level ground, and _ less at one time, so that the steam is fatigue.” It is also claimed for this bicycle that, be- permit foreign substances to fall…

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