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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 21 (May 1895) (1895)

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half inch pitch, the hollow and the lifting shafts being Since the general introduction of trolley roads in the streets of towns and cities, numerous cases have pivoted and hinged on the gunwale itself, having a shown in their normal position in Fig. 1. A nut rest- ing on the washer receives the… … gaging itself and floating if the ship sank good contact, while connection with the WATKINS' METHOD OF PREVENTING ELECTROLYSIS OF STREET PIPES. before there was time to launch the boat. pipe is preferably made by means of a Again, it seems practicable so to construct the hollow shaft, the shape of…

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