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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 12 (1901) (1901)

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J. Hedeman, a Hawaiian inventor the ordinary incandescent type, differing only in the ice bound for the Koyukuk River, 700 miles long and connected with the Honolulu Iron Works, has resorted fact that a specially milled shoulder is attached to one of the two largest northern tributaries of the to… … positions of the lights. On such a board words giving details of the Mason Monograms. “American may be displayed in electric light and altered when- Engineering Progress.—I—Present Conditions,” is re- THE HEDEMAN SUGAR-JUICE WEIGHING-MACHINE. ever desired. The system can also be used for fillet-…

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