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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 23 (June 1894) (1894)

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ar lines to the Eiffel tower, in a park outside The ^as engine has been recognizeii by engineers as a 75 h. p. is now being built for the same party for a Copenhagen, on an elevated spot, from whence there affording one of the most efficient prime motors known. larger boat. The engines are adapted… … Cal., who also manufacture the Pacific and small dark russets are incidentally and Union engines, with a view of saving stated to bethebest keeping oranges, has MARINE GASOLINE ENGINE OF THE GLOBE GAS ENGINE CO. this hitherto wasted power, and the re- called to our mind a very general expe- sult…

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