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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 7 (February 1892) (1892)

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ufficient to maintain, of glycerine is kept for one purpose or themselves alone, the entire system upon another. Take this bottle and a clean the surface of the water. These wheels rag or other cloth, wet the cloth with are hollow, and the circumference alone water and wring it out well until it is… … Some kinds of stock are more susceptible motion through the intermedium of an Fig. l.-SIDE AND FEONT VIEWS OF TEOTTVE'S ELECTEIC BOAT, IN WHICH THE than others, and call for an additional electric motor placed upon the boat. PEOPELLEE AND THE FLOAT AEE COMBINED. application. The third wheel is…

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