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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 26 (1901) (1901)

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eceivers. Wires, the fact that the hardness is considerably influenced poles, and cables are entirely dispensed with. It will by small impurities, as well as by the elastic and even be unnecessary to erect the lofty pole in con- thermal history of the metal. The author gives the nection with the… … cess. It was found that no single injection of any 6,820 tons; engines, twin-screw, triple-expansion; solution would color more than one part of the orange, COMBINED ROCKING-CHAIR AND CRADLE. boilers, cylindrical, four in number; indicated horse and .that if several injections were made, the fruit…

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