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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 21 (May 1873) (1873)

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The shank of the hook is passed through hh', are fixed airtight. The shorter arm, h, of the siphon the hole in the outer slat, and screwed into the hole of the reaches nearly to the bottom of the inner one until the shoulder, A, brings up against the wood. tube, and limits the play of the glass The… … battery to the line will the arm fall to " line clear," because ders built in sections. The frame thus united can be hung, as in Fig. 2, thus allow- the moment the current is cut off from any cause, the arm The anchor plate is of oval shape, seventeen feet six inches ing the use of all its hooks;…

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