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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 8 (1901) (1901)

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d is in the form of a continuous strip of the frames of the trucks. Upon the driving shaft, hold them in place. By means of the light, extensible frame formed by each pair of stretcher-rods, the rug opposite each wheel, is keyed a 20-tooth pinion, and paper carried by a pendulum connected with the… … the freight, which -consists of heavy train-loads of ments for the protection of pollen (bracts of Cynar- THE NORDEN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE INDICATOR. ore; but on the return journey the excessive grade acee opening and closing of anthers); (2) for pro- the card in one direction, while the pencil is…

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