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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 24 (June 1901) (1901)

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de of the glass plate, capacity of the dock. The principal dimensions of the neck pipe connected with the cylinder and provided and united by wires passing through the holes. The "Maine" are, total length 388 feet, beam 72 feet 2% with a valve opened on the down stroke of the pump. electrolyte is a… … the 6-pounders and 4,000 rounds for the 1-pounders. "Animal Change and Environment" is by Prof. Thomas A SELF-MEASURING PUMP FOR LIQUIDS. The motive power is of the very latest type, steam H. Montgomery. "Animals that Clothe Themselves" is an interesting entomological article. "Syntonic being…

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