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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 23 (June 1904) (1904)

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ith the ropes and the man required to fix the tackle. The crane driver simply lowers the The lecturer then took his hearers on a couple of Free and Dirigible Balloons. imaginary balloon trips, and gave them an idea of the magnet on to the piece of metal to be lifted, and ex- BT EMILE GUABINI.… … two parts, the outside bell- DOOLE LIFTING MAGNET AT WORK RAISING TWO I-BEAMS. the World's Fair. It is 17% shaped cover and the mag- feet in diameter and 17% net proper, or coil. The cover is utilized to protect feet long, and will hold 14,000 gallons. It is made fessor at the military school of…

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