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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 13 (March 1901) (1901)

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he modern high-speed lose a day except on Sundays. These days were used 28-foot pipes, 30 inches in diameter, are turned out locomotive is interesting in view of some of the re- for fixing her up and making such necessary repairs at the rate of about six per minute, it can be under- ports… … aid in the education of the deaf and eccentrically mounted and the cylinder- blind. The doctor gave a number of heads are peculiarly grooved. In the THE PORTER ROTARY ENGINE, SHOWING DETACHED CYLINDER-HEAD. center of the head is a cam-way which statistics already furnished by him to forms of…

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