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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 3 (January 1891) (1891)

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he propulsion of of both strands as there are threads in a strand, count- and when the moment arrives for the services of the the blood toward the lungs. The continued use of the ing backward from the place where the two strands belt being required, all the wearer has to do is to pull prono-lateral… … ing together a weekly service such as cannot be ex- the drawings is supposed to have six threads in a of work which would otherwise have to be bored. The celled in the world, since they are all 20 knot boats, strand, or to be " eighteeu thread stuff.'' Hence each carbon core does not break in the…

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