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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 13 (September 1860) (1860)

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the disk, A, at the same time from its great practical value, which has been demon- series in which the same principle will be made avail- constantly changing the plane of its revolution. As the strated by trial on three of Cromwell's propellers on the able, was patented by the inventor, Alban… … metallic wheel or disk which is caused to out. A moderately cool cellar is the best ANDERSON'S GYBASCOPE G0VEBN0R rotate rapidly on its axle, B. The axle of place to keep it.' Fill up occasionally, either from juice kept on purpose or with -sweetened in the same plane of revolution, this forcible…

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