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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 19 (May 1895) (1895)

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tion to the speed of the current, and has a very simple and easily actuated mechan- the soil; but Mr. Fletcher is now telling us in the summer the roof garden, occupying a surface area of thirty thousand square feet, offers the guests and ism for throwing it into and out of gear. It has been April… … ib^^ abutments. Parallel with the shaft are the inland town to the commercial me- rods on which are arms adapted to turn tropolis. When men reached the interior RATHBUN S WATER MOTOR. opposite the gates to hold them closed, by horse power, by the ox team, or on but which may also be turned back of…

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