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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 20 (May 1878) (1878)

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running light divided vertically and lengthwise into halves. Into this the tion. This system of cut-off is stated to be readily applica- machinery, has been invented by Mr. C. A. Hussey, of New ble, with economical results, to any throttling engine suf- steel piston rod is screwed, and the halves… … Chair, which is easily ad- The shafts are hammered, justed to a variety of posi- and have exceptionally large tions as a reclining chair, and which may be folded into a and long bearings, the proportion invariably being, length ficiently substantial in its parts. Among the minor details compact…

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