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

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in the shape of a wheel on a shaft turning in hydrofluoric acid, the appearance of a fine grain is ob- suitable bearings of the frame. The wheel-shaped the island, as an attempt to compensate for the lack tained upon glass. piston has recesses or buckets in its periphery, against of success which… … the high lands offer a pleasing relief to the heat some- Wiebe described some experiments recently made on EVEREST'S BOTABY ENGINE. times felt on the seaboard. The vegetation is in parts two lengths of the Oder and Spree canal, 3J£ miles typical 'of tropical luxuriance, and in parts moun- which the…

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