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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 6 (February 1885) (1885)

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t. The Each sheet of ruled paper is fixed to the cylinder in per which is carried along by a clockwork movement. opposite end grazes the paper, and the corresponding the simplest manner, the overlapping edges being These apparatus are very portable, and can be ap- merely held by the pressure of a… … axis for the drum. The toothed box. Fig. l.-RICHARD'S REGISTERING THERMOMETER. An equilibrium of temperature pinion performs the role of a planet wheel for bringing about a general between the interior of the lat- lower edge resting upon a flange at the base of the ter and the atmosphere was…

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