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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 25 (1907) (1907)

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olla or bowl. These odd fig- vast majority use a liquid to fix the horizontal. ures are suspended by strings from the head and Such devices have failed for shipboard use, be- are dressed in gay silks or tissue paper. It is cause they are seriously disturbed by the slight- a common thing to see an… … night they were obliged to seek shelter. On the even- are maintained in horizontal position by means of a DETAILS OF THE PENDULUM ATTACHMENT. ing chosen for the religious celebration—which is pendulum forming part of the attachment. This is usually the 9th—after merry-making on the preceding shown…

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