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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 9 (August 1896) (1896)

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i- weighted arms on this drum, and, as they swing out- ing wings hinged on the ends of the window casings, cable, heating the tube is resorted to. This is apt to ward with the increased velocity of the wind, the drum and these wings being pivotally connected by links on destroy the tube by cracking… … BENNETT'S CAE AWNING VENTILATOB. the National Electric Light Association at New York, SHILLING'S WIND WHEEL. recently, Luther Stieringer made the following state- a plate set in the window casing. An arm of this lever tated to pull upon the ropes and draw the damper cur- ment : is engaged by a…

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