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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 6 (January 1876) (1876)
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the use of what he termscurved movable vanes or plates, by which the water open-ings are enlarged or diminished, according to the head ofwater or the speed required. From the description given, itseems evident that Professor Osborne has simply repro-duced some of the inventions already patented in… … KING FENOTJIHS ATTACKS]) BT A DOG- © 1876 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC 7-2 ^ci^ttfific Sm^tirati* [January 29, 1876. SOIENTIFIC AND PBAOTIOAl. IVFOBMATIOIT. ARTIFICIAL TEETH ON NATURAL STUMPS. Mr. Moon has recently stated, in a communication to theEnglish Odontological Society, that the stump of a…Patents · Iron · Power · Improved · Scientific American · Asks · Solid emery · Rotary bed · Horse power · Upper wheel · Cast Iron · Supply pipes · Emery wheels · Post office · Trade catalogs
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