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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 25 (December 1903) (1903)

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This thimble wire should slip clear of the rollers, it is a very easy In order to hold the sections in closed position four incloses a spring, on the lower end of which a block matter to bring some portion of the rollers into contact bolts threaded into lugs on the movable section pass is secured,… … TROLLEY FINDER. into the vessel when the apparatus is removed for in- EASILY-CLEANED FEED-WATER FILTER. spection or repair. this invention has been granted to Messrs. F. A. Gra- loosely through lugs on the stationary section, and are ♦ hi « ham, F. F. Carmiencke, and J. R. Neely, Box 495, provided…

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