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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (January 1901) (1901)

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he tube will be expanded. prices are being paid for almost waste lands. The Finally, when the mandrel-shoulder enters the tube- well is attracting great attention, and is being visited plate, the lead is thrust between the face of the bear- by thousands of people. The new well has served to… … that one can close upon the other to form a complete box. The tapering portion of an axle-spindle is received Two syndicates by the correspondingly-shaped central portion of the have been formed inner chamber of each section. The spindle is provid- to raise tea in ed with the usual collars where it…

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