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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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lm is forcibly moved in contact with the metal, and especially if the air be dry, while they may be avoided if the atmosphere be humid and care be taken to remove the pellicle carefully, and placed in contact with some inert material. Such facts are no doubt thoroughly known and understood by… … 12.-STEAMER UMBBIA-THE SPECIAL KEYWAY 441 feet. «(?• CUTTING MACHINE. Fig. 13.-THE NEW 8ECTI0N OF SHAFT, Fig. 16.-THE FINAL BEPAIBS OF THE UMBBIA'S SHAFT. SHOWING THE KEYWAY AND BOLT! Fig. 15.-THE BOLTS STBAPFED IN PLACE. A shows the new inserted section. HOLES. © 1893 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.

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