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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 13 (1901) (1901)

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t, however, depression the engine is working at full power, so that gate tonnage of the latter exceeds that of that coun- adjustment must be made until strong and regular any intermediate position between the two maximum try, neither does the total for Eng- explosions are obtained by moving land… … is a very interesting paper. ‘‘Ori- the small magneto-electric machine, ental Rug-Weaving” describes curi- R, fixed to a bracket extending from ous processes employed in making the crank-case and driven by the revolution of the motor-wheel itself. rugs. The usual Trade Notes and positions produces…

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