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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 18 (1904) (1904)

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rom puncture. The idea underlying the con- generating furnaces, F. In operation the gas gener- ated passes into the burning chamber, to burn therein that he has built, although none of the predecessors struction of the device is to withdraw a tack or nail have been so ambitious. The first was… … than copper, and can be manufactured in large quantities at one-tenth of the cost of bronze. The discovery was mainly the result of an before it has had time, during several revolutions of accident. The inventors had made ceaseless experi- the wheel, to become deeply imbedded. A wire frame, ments…

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