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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 20 (November 1878) (1878)

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oemakers' sewing machines sliding rod, L, moves in a tube, and is pressed downward give evidence of the nature of the road over which it passed; which use a waxed thread. by a spiral spring. The lever arm, K, is connected by a otherwise there was nothing about it to denote the test it An improved… … a test of its lability to travel, tendency of the machine to made the journey from Zu- enlarge the needle or other rich to Paris, a distance of article produced from the NEW TRACTION ENGINE. about 450 miles, in eight blank is corrected by the days. The engine itself, in act of forming such blank.…

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