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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 22 (November 1869) (1869)

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ly taken up in the friction of the air What is meant by this question is, of course, which will take if sufficiently extended to afford the proper shelter. through his two miles of pipe. the least fuel ? As the steam engine is quite simple in its Miller & McClellan's improved awning, eno-ravings of… … pearance, both when the awning is extended gines.—Bailviay Times. MILLER & McCLELLAU'S IMPROVED AWKING, and when it is wound up. in proportion as its temperature is increased. This is supposed A pair of supporting rollers at F, Fig. 1, serve to keep the H. W. STAPLE'S AUTOMATIC LAMP FILLER. to be…

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