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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 21 (November 1902) (1902)

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nly one compart- P and thus clamps the spindle S tightiy in place. The Mrs. Anna E. Cook and Mr. Frederick J. Cook, of Law- ment will be uncovered at any one time, thus preventing porcelain is tipped with a brass cap over which H ."enceburg, Ind., are the inventors of this device. fits. A… … may happen to form on the porcelain BEVOLVING CHIMNEY CAP. HORSESHOER'S BOX. will be greater than that of the spark gap in the compressed gas. Conse- stack. The head piece comprises a peripheral plate and mixing of nails on the floor, should the box be tipped quently, following the path of least…

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