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

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CANDLESTICK AND TOOL. straps. chain drive, located on the left hand side of the wheel, The invention which we illustrate in the three fig- is used, an ordinary chain gear actuated by the pedals ures presented herewith is a combined miner's candle- A Pneumatic Tube Service. being carried on the… … College. one gallon of gasoline. The frame which carries the COMBINED TOOL AND MINER'S CANDLESTICK. Helen Keller, who was once deaf, dumb and blind, motor forms practically part of a specially construct- can no longer claim the second infirmity. She re- J. Troughton, of Victor, Colo. In the…

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