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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 1 (July 1889) (1889)

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ound to adhere and is provided with a handle, while upon the extrem- _ --— _ loosely yet strongly. They can be ity of the rod is hinged or pivoted a thin wedge-shaped worked from side to side, but will arm. The end of the cylinder opposite the handle has resist a direct pull with great force. a… … Many other substances touch, they adhere strongly. The shrinkage of the KcINTYBE'S BUBGLAB ALABH. water as it changes from the solid into the liquid state in solidifying experience produces a vacuum, and the atmospheric pressure the same change. Thus which forms an integral portion of the body at…

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