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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 9 (August 1889) (1889)

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to a pulley to impart motion, as seen the brackets, a, descend vertically and the outer of lands is less than in France or Germany. In stationary brushes to arrest motion, and as a practical ends of the spring get closer together as the spring bends application to a 100 horse power dynamo, but this… … children work in the fields for 8 to 14 cents per day, it that way. The inventor is sure to latter was not running when I saw it. As applied to a while the hands at the factory receive 24 to 32 cents. make a fortune from this invention, simple as it is. pulley and clutch motion, it is shown in Fig.…

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