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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 21 (May 1884) (1884)

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ide, nitrogen, and water said the driver, as he stuck his head, a flaming torch, and a vapor are due partly to dilution and partly to refrigeration, motive one. long-necked oil can in under his machine, " but if the most Its axle, which rests in bearings, can be raised or lowered i.e., the cooling… … tue, as it will appear in place which consists of two chains and ZSCHIESCHE'S HYDRATILIC MOTOR. on its pedestal in New York paddles, dips entirely under harbor, has been published, as water and is carried along by a large colored lithograph, by Messrs. Root & Tinker, of the current, the result…

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