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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 21 (May 1900) (1900)

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tank by means of an air it requires a considerable amount of work and an ac- electrolytic method. It is not, however, the methylic curate eye to preserve that evenness of cross section and or wood alcohol which is obtained, but ethyl alcohol. The idea of the process is to transfer the cellulose… … case, one man is sufficient to raise and lower both wings, PUMP ABBANGED FOB PHYSICIANS' USE. ELECTBIC DBIVEN AIB-PTTMP FOB LIGHT SEBVICE. while with the rack and pinion, two men are necessary for each wing. The operation of the car is very simple and is well alcohol ; this is accomplished by…

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