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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (February 1896) (1896)
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e wheel he has found a friend par- gen and carbon he has already dealt with, and ticularly adapted to his restless nature. Men having had occasion to analyze samples of and women ride the somewhat willful tandem aluminum from the works atLaPraz (France), on the most crowded streets, and often at… … the shellac painters D e - with turpen- faille and De tine and stir in Neuville, re- lampblack. presenting the A SPIRAL BICYCLE PATHWAY-PALAIS-SPORT IN PARIS. © 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Crookes · Carbide · Apparatus · Acetylene · Scientific American · Cart body · Acetylene gas · Calcium carbide · Postal union · Horse power · Crookes tubes · Cubic feet · Gas engine · Storage battery
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