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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 16 (April 1881) (1881)

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atter objection had, however, now been for lighting purposes dated only from the commencement of and is also very light and compact, and capable of being overcome in more modern engines by the employment of gas the present century. So early as the year 1794 a patent was folded into small compass… … table upon which the paper to be perforated favor of gas engines; but he pointed out that BENTLEY'S EMBROIDERING FRAME. is laid, and at the same time the needle to held such estimates were liable to be misleading. As a gas engine requires little or no attention, the results force by exploding the…

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