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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (February 1896) (1896)

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rivate rooms where beginners can escape the means of elevators. novel application of the electric motortoshop work, in eye of the curious. The various store rooms and repair which the customary overhead shafting is completely rooms for the bicycles are also provided. The spiral Gas Engine Stations… … Mr. Wfstinghouse contin- A DIRECT-CONNECTED MOTOR AND LATHE. to the operator that, with- ued : "The Pennsylvania out changing his position Railroad to-day, it is said, in front of the tool, he can at will either stop the lathe to a point near the roof. The ascent is gradual, being consumes about…

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