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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 20 (May 1891) (1891)

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aled opportunities for standardizing high limit extends through a slot in the standard, for engagement is curved and bent at a right angle to receive the piv- with objects to be lifted from the ground. By oscillat- pressure gauges. otal screw of the handle. The handle contains a nut As a glass tube… … Telephonic communication is maintained between ■* « » > ^ KALBACH'S JACK-SCREW. the observer at the tube and the manometric station, The Electric Omnibus. A curious incident was lately witnessed in Palace by which the movements of the pump and escape carried around, thus turning the screw and…

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