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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 12 (September 1895) (1895)

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itive agent. Yet, in the early days of the science, SFEEDINQ TB1TCE FOB LOCOUOTITES. The modern bicycle—a theoretically perfect inven- there was considerable promise in the experiments Our engraving shows a device by William J. Hol- tion, and in some respects an almost perfect mechanism made in… … more numerous and better amusements, and A lOCOHOTIVE SPEEDING TBTTCE. duced being capable of " development" by is thus approaching more nearly the con- steam or cold water. Bichromate of potas- dition of life of the employer; indeed, the wage earner sium and gold chloride solution give a…

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