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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 17 (October 1901) (1901)

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l position and suc- Advancement of Science in Glasgow, Prof. George the experiments with the lifting magnets it was found cessfully handle it in this position or deposit it in a Forbes described a new folding range-finder for infan- that there was a remote possibility of danger always rack. try.… … work may be performed in Forbes range-finder is a less than half the time. ST. LOUIS NIGHT EXCURSION CAR "MOONLIGHT." small folding aluminium In many minor ways, too, base 6 feet in length and a field glass. A square tube the new plan of handling material is an improvement. five tons each. However,…

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