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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 25 (December 1892) (1892)

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d to be at least twenty miles. Two large Canyon, says the Los Angeles, Cal., Express, and the gauge the disadvantage of using multiplying de- dark blue areas have been detected on the planet, and everything was found to be in perfect shape for fur- vices is entirely obviated by securing a flexible… … ture while boiling to 1,450 Fig. 3. -PRESSURE GAUGE READY FOR APPLICATION. Fig. 2. INTERIOR OF PRESSURE GAUGE. run at 600 revolutions per kilogrammes of hot glue minute. Two exciters are liquor, showing a density of 12° (Baume). be called. The effect of applying the flexible strip is provided,…

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