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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 16 (April 1898) (1898)

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sing rapidity. It is expected that the arch the handle, the knob engaging the aperture when the tions in solid bodies have been proved, one would not will be completed during the summer. umbrella is open, and holding the several parts locked presumethem tooccurin the exceedingly hard minerals The… … ice bridges, reaching from shore to shore. The form tical advantages over the other known methods. For HAGER'S UMBRELLA. of the ice bridge changed during the short time the the dyeing experiments the author used a tight cloth pictures were being taken. This was because it was of sheep's wool which…

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