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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 3 (July 1903) (1903)

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teel. laths, separated by a space of 2 to 2% inches. The exact copy of a Siamese Buddha reputed to be the best A contract made by Cornelius Atherton, the pioneer walls are inclined at an angle of about 70 degrees. image of the god extant. steel maker of the United States, was recently found Through… … the lower part of the circle. When a sufficiently high A COMBLNED.CYCLE-WHIRL AND L00P-THE-LOOP. speed has been attained, the rollers are dropped by an ar- among the effects of Cornelius Atherton, Jr., who rangement of levers, and the died about twenty years ago at Afton, N. Y. The docu- bicyclist…

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