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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 1 (1899) (1899)

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the upper receiving face strap passing from the horse’s collar to the front stand- of the rotary section. Another board is then placed ards. Check reins secured tothe bridle of the horse, An acetylene gas-generator has recently been patent- in position ; the two sections of the table are returned… … ean be given of anything meteoro- been acted upon. The gas generated by the carbide passes into the logical and agricultural in various CLAY-CUTTING TABLE, gasometer, and is then distributed by a service-pipe. parts of the island, and reports will be made as to the progress of the As the gasometer…

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