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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 13 (September 1879) (1879)

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y coil which envelops the transforms the friclional surface of the chalk into a friction- each between the keels, of which there are several. The less surface and the diaphragm springs back. All this to secondary is connected with the rubber and chalk cylinder air nozzles are provided with valves… … ville, Ky. This invention relates to the con- in grand procession. Riding on to meet it TUCKER'S SURF BOAT. struction of the supports for the carbon hold- you see a major general on horseback—the ers, by which, as the carbon burns away, the superintendent; two brigadiers on horseback carbon holders…

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