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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 14 (October 1898) (1898)

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lly filled the arrows, first entering the governor at the bottom natural conditions and upon the size of the mains. with a solution of sodium bicarbonate, into which is The gas-companies, moreover, in order to supply the opening, then passing through the valve and finally precipitated the contents… … blocks pivotally connected with the ends of a lever. One end of the lever has a handle carrying a hand- THE HAYWAED AUTOMATIC GAS-GOVEENOE. lever for operating a spring-pressed catch and locking the handle in position. When the hand-lever is consumers at the ends of their lines, are compelled to…

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