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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 25 (June 1899) (1899)

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m one of the will now undergo reconstruction at the Norfolk navy hold. Such a broom has been invented by Mr. Oscar Soeapa guns that entered the forward rapid-fire bat- S. Kulman, of Savannah, Ga. yard. She will be reboilered, and thoroughly over- tery of the " Texas," putting it temporarily out of… … ing and disinfect- part of the channel. Hurriedly, for time was pressing, A NEW TWO PART BICYCLE-CRANK. A DISINFECTING BROOM. ing of the carpet the wounded and sick from tlie lost fleet were trans- and of the room. ferred to the steatner 'Mejico,' which had been con- long caliber rapid-fire guns,…

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