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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 19 (November 1881) (1881)

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lso prevents the floods of dust vertical spindle strikes at each half revolution. The construction of a perfect electric clock involves seve and dirt which are constantly pouring through open hatch- This simple and ingenious apparatus requires no regula- ral difficult problems, and it is this which… … modern death trap that could scarcely be improved upon as efficiency according to the attention paid to the fundamental CHAMBEBS' AUTOMATIC HATCHWAY DOOB. a fire hazard, threatening the surrounding buildings and the principles which should control their construction. lives of whoever may venture…

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