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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 9 (February 1891) (1891)

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rating the transmitters, and by using cells of treadle or other approved means, is shown journaled keep the operative parts of the machine free from this type, it is possible to run 20 long distance trans- snow. mitters from the same battery without drawing a cur- Within the flaring end is a series… … to the resistance of the transmitters. GARDINER'S SNOW FLOW. These are distributed about the hall, being usually attached to the chan- KNAPP'S DRIVING MECHANISM FOR HAND DRILLS. readily cut the snow against which the plow is advanc- deliers. On the occasion above referred to, the music beneath the…

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