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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 19 (1901) (1901)

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arified type of racer, the same neat tapering stern will be to sprout. noticed as in the Winton; the The problem of a regular and chauffeur seat has been shaved efficient labor supply—one of down to a mere “toad-stool” the most serious questions af- fecting the industry—has been perch, and the… … I. Klemencic. He incloses the tained that the ancient founders magnet in a glass tube filled employed, in making bronze, not with cotton wool, which in its turn is embedded in son’s profit must include that which the native gath- only tin, but antimony as well. The proportion of an iron box-with…

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