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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)

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ine—by manufacturers of steam vehicles, have brought out this The ordinary weather vane indicates the direction year a new, low-priced, steam runabout like that shown of the wind, but gives no information about its in- weight—the alcohol being 90 per cent pure and in our illustration. The engine of… … of feed-water heating coils in the dome, and contains form behind makes it useful for THE GROUT STEAM RUNABOUT. 688 fire tubes in its main portion. Directly behind touring or for other purposes the boiler is a two-cylinder Mason engine of 3% x 4 wheVe the carrying of luggage is required. The Grout…

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