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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 23 (June 1896) (1896)

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even I well painted, last almost an indefinite period In this to be cut. The tool is rotated by means of a crank [case the condition of the car wheels, owing to sprag- the electric, locomotive ; and, as compared with rope arm and ratchet gear. When a tube is to be cut an end |ging, was bad, there… … has been a good attendance, There are two tanks of 180 a total of 6,000 persons hav- cubic feet combined capacity, ing attended on and the charging eleven of the Mon- pressure for doing days. It had full work is 600 been claimed that pounds. The air fellows would re- for charging the sign if the…

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