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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 12 (1897) (1897)

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uring the previous New York City. As will be seen from the sectional with a pinion which in its turn serves to operate a ver- two years, M. Waddington wrote: ‘*‘ European scholars view, the mechanism is inclosed in a case formed to tical rack. The latter rack terminates in a rod, which, represent… … the space between the roof of the subway and the street contest between gods and men, a town that through AUTOMATIC STRENGTH TESTER AND VENDING was left open to permit of some repairs being made to out its duration was more famous as a center of art MACHINE. pipes, and the excavation left open was…

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