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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 3 (July 1885) (1885)
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— the receiver, O, and forces it to enter the test glass A Locomotive Struck by Ijlgbtnlng. command, whence the scout can receive continued di- that contains the oxygen. The gas thus compressed rections. This receiver is also a transmitter, through A singular accident recently happened at Milnes,… … that, by hastening the house, and I bear many evaporation of liquid salutations." THE UILITAAY TELEPHONE. © 1885 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatented · Feet · Patents · Munn · Scientific American · Iron · Ton gun · Soft steel · Address munn · Wrought iron · Sewing machine · Vent hole · Fatty matter · Mineral oil · Small quantity
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