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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 17 (April 1896) (1896)

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This is inserted into the wide lowercut and pushed upward into place, in the upperhalf, which is cut to fit the dovetail closely. Whenthis is glued, the plug is driven into the lower part, fill-ing it and holding in place the rung, which cannotbecome loosened and drop out, as modem chair rungsso… … DOUBLE DECK CARS. into building a chair or other piece of furniture, thiswould be of especial value. Making Petrolenm-tlght JTolntii. The following useful notes have been communicatedfor the motorman, controller and brake apparatus on j by Mr. Hiram 8. Maxim to the Engineer on the mate-the outside…

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