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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 3 (July 1899) (1899)

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and ets and their guide-arms and rods. The closing of the Through the steam nozzles and throat tubes valved under two strands from the inside to the outside of the sashes is effected by hand. exhaust tubes pass, which carry off an amount of wa- fabric. The thread is then carried back over one The… … SCOTT'S ROTARY ENGINE. HANAHAN'S SASH-BALANCE. paratively dark hole, and the space between the under side of the sloping rocks and the water varies from of the relief passages, by-passes, and pipe-arms are about two feet to not more than two inches. sash bracket, only in having a depending shank, a…

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