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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 24 (June 1897) (1897)

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ich enables the user to cessfully, but the chances are against you. In fact, gine. change the speed to suit the work to be done. It is suitable for running light machinery, when ar- the chances are that the watch may not need regulat- The machines are made in sizes ranging from ten. to ing at all.… … deal less of mystic veneration and awe. SMALL GAS AND GASOLINE MOTOR. Another common belief is that turning the hands backward will injure the works. How, they do not is shown in the cut) will run a 16 or 18 foot boat or know — but in some mysterious manner that ordinary light motor carriage. It…

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