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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 9 (August 1876) (1876)

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of about 45° ? A. We have no informationthat would warrant the success of such a plan.Can you not put in a horizontal sash, and procuremeans of ventilation in some other way ? (10) C. H. asks: How may I find when thenorth star is on the meridian, by reference tothe stars in the Dipper? A. The line,… … the next to the last star in the handle of the Dip-per are on opposite sides of the poles, so thatwhen a plumb line will bisect both, they indicatethe true meridian very nearly. They now passthe meridian between 5 and 6 oclock. (11) W. W. L. says: About four years ago.I made an upright refrigerator…

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