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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 23 (June 1883) (1883)

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n passes round pulleys and through holes The burner used in the heater may be of any approved The Neueste Erfindungen gives the following practical di- in the crosshead, and the crosshead has pivoted on it two dogs, pattern for burning kerosene or gasoline. The liquid fuel is rections for covering… … strips of wood cannot be employed. an ever varying force of nature behind it which will FOSTER'S ATMOSPHERIC AIR MOTOR. To preserve its luster the leather is evenly but not cause it to operate so long as heat and cold alternate, too strongly moistened on the wrong side with pure or until the…

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