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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (June 1883) (1883)

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Tbe Age of Indentions. these rails will run a heavily loaded car carrying a sheave, the room is about three feet wide. Each house contains a The number of inventions that have been made during the or a grooved pulley, around which the endless rope will kitchen 8' x 15', and four rooms, each of the… … in diameter, and faces 16 inches. Nor are we yet done in the Each engine runs two dynamo machines of the regular on different fioors. There are also ingeniously-plaited closets field of invention and discovery. Tlie application of coal at each end of the building and under the stairs. Both gas and…

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