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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 16 (April 1890) (1890)
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is again warmed. Finally, the surface of the paraffin pole of the bat- is covered with white paint, so that the curves appear tery is inserted a black on a white ground. Very well defined figures bell, c. A key, d, may thus be obtained. A similar and simpler process is included in a consists in… … front of the funnel, and at the side of the bell, c, is bait from the pulley, E, on the motor shaft. To the Fig. 5. WHISTLES FOR PRODUCING BEATS. ©1890 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Arc · Apparatus · Gas · Munn · Scientific American · Patents · Gravity cells · Express money · Horse power · American supplement · Sugar maple · Sewing machine · Electric light · Phonograph cylinder · Small pulley
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