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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 3 (July 1879) (1879)

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of Chicago, 111., has after four years of thought whose length is 110 feet and width only 10 feet, the draught and a sudden and extraordinary rise of price was the result. and work invented a meter which he has named " The of water not exceeding 28 inches. The speed attained by this Persons… … cent to make up for MOUNTENEY'S DIAPHRAGM METER, receives the water the loss in Europe. from the supply Of course we say per hour. In the front of the vessel is a chamber furnished with pipe, and contains the levers that actuate the register- this merely by way of illustration. The silks of India…

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