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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 4 (1905) (1905)

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ady devised, no china was availabie, in familiar use on shore to a modi- and doubtless some sharp stone fication of the centuries old method took its place. Now, however, bits of mercantile propulsion, the oar. of broken china, such as are found Some attempts were actually made in cheap eating… … of bamboo—not much, because the wheel, there was also the addition- wood is hard and the outside has al change of dispensing with the quite a glaze—but enough to be condenser and using very much made incandescent by the friction of the stroke. The higher pressures. It was doubtless due to this…

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