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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 2 (July 1895) (1895)

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e allowing holes for a furnace mouth. In this instance the machine registers time and date of passing signals, and when a the parts to yield to side strains on the piston rod. is wheeled up to the front of the The desired degree of tire expan- boiler and connected to a special sion is obtained by… … nient for drilling out the rivets of is suitable as a food. The Medical PORTABLE ELECTRIC DRILL, the plates to be replaced. News, commenting on this, says We are indebted to Engineering that this opinion was promulgated for our illustrations and the foregoing particulars. passing signal is blown it…

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