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

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e valued at ?3 a karat; The arrangement of the drill and its accessories is now they are rated at $50. This advance is attributa- shown in the accompanying engraving. The hollow of our readers. It will be seen from our illustration ble, not to a diminution in the supply of the diamonds, (Fig. 1)… … of water flows with great strength up as far as the top of the calyx, but here it will be ob- Fig. 1—THE HAMMER IN USE. served that the annular space widens consider- ably, so that the current is reduced and the sludge it which transmits the requisite power from a small carries drops by gravity…

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