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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (July 1900) (1900)

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on the deck. The and through the holder, and is then stowed away on ordinary process of mixing various kinds of clay in yacht may be started from a lee shore, and made to a reel which unwinds as the wind squares outthe main- liquid form. After the necessary treatment the tiles sail. The yacht is… … wind, while the trailing log is used injuring the surface of the tile or AUTOMATICALLY Di'CK VIEW OF THE " NYDIA," SHOWING THE MECHANISM FOR for regulating the length of each blurring the fineness or the sharp- WORKING THE SAILS AND RUDDER. tack and the time of making the ness of the lines. The…

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