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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 8 (February 1884) (1884)

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nto a hydrocarbon, and this burns up when the casting is connecting rods of the inner wheel, which is made smaller We are indebted to Messrs. Fulda Brothers, of San Fran- made. than the other, are hinged the inner edges of the paddles, cisco, for a fine specimen of the fish-egg food prepared by… … $50 per gross. A very small bit of foil is THE ACME PADDLE WHEEL. used as a backing, attached to the center of Sitka, and was a witness to one of the most wonderful sights in the bay of Sitka. For the back, reflecting the light into the heart more than a week the water of the bay, covering an area…

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