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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 10 (March 1897) (1897)

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le of red liquid and placed a candle behind it. The effect pleased him so well that he de- aboard one of the 30 knot torpedo boat destroyers on a tion. Even a wooden model will get the roots ready for extension by Horner's method. cided to improve it by placing a second red light in the trial trip… … TORPEDO BOAT No. 6, FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY ON HER TRIAL TRIP. Speed, 28-74 knots per hour. From an instantaneous photograph. Copyrighted, 1897, by F. H. Child. and an additional candle. This sign made such a brave chine will perform ordinary multiplication and division most trying that exists…

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