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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 19 (May 1891) (1891)

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hort intervals, along the keel and bilges, is ade- discovered at Como derives its value not only from the quart, the amateur camera which holds a quart and a quately supported, and thatif borne on a suitable car- riage over a smooth and rigid roadway, it will make half, the opera glass which holds… … but invigorating breeze is dif- lights and for power purposes PORTRAIT OF COLUMBUS BY SEBASTIAN DEL PIOMBO RECENTLY DISCOVERED AT fused over the entire person from from that station. COMO. the tube. It is especially agree- Six dynamos are now in opera- able to bald-headed men, and an tion,…

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