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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 1 (January 1893) (1893)

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ment (large quantities of clay free from lime seen in practical use. being found in the island), but where the slightest to ear, and vice versa, during conversation. A few dampness manifests itself, cast iron segments grouted inches beyond the mouthpiece into which the speaker behind with cement… … AN IMPROVED WATCHMAKER'S TOOL. may, respectively, be in the proportion of seventeen to The tool shown in side view and enlarged section in CUTHOBE'S " HOMACOTJSTIC " SPEAKING TUBE. ten. The amount of the hydraulic factors in the Roman the illustration combines a calipers for truing balance cement…

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