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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 11 (1901) (1901)

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s which form a part of most switches of this type cannot be manipulated with that ease No invention of modern times has given such an which should be one of the distinguishing features of impetus to the development of arid lands as the solar every electrical appliance. Our attention has been motor,… … rock-shaft carries a rock-arm and a crank, both of at Carthage” describes some important discoveries. THE PARTS OF THE FLEMING COLLAR DETACHED. which have partial rotation in opposite directions. The “Constellation Figures as Creek Coins” is by Robert crank is connected by a coiled spring with a…

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