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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 10 (March 1882) (1882)

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ree hundred or four hundred The engraving shows an improved belt stretcher recently have fiery luster; No. 4, like No. 3, not quite so coarse, yet hours of actual service. The base of the Maxim lamp is of patented by Mr. P. H. Kum, of Dixon, 111. It consists of coarser than No. 8; No. 5 w ill be… … gled to be first. Tom Lukey, the cool and "b" This variation in grain will produce in muscular boss of the gang, drove them all KTJM'S BELT STRETCHER. ternal strains and cracks. aside, and then called out the names of as Second, Any temperature so high as to many as could be hoisted out at once. In…

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