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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 22 (November 1904) (1904)

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enters, instead of through A.Fitted in this elbow is a sort of piston valve with anadjustable spring which gives a wider range of adjust-ment than the arrangement shown. A test of this car-bureter which we made recently on a single-cylindergasoline car showed increased an* almost constanttorque at… … SCHEBLEE AUTOMATIC CAEBUEETEE FOE GASOLINEENGINES. float chamber and air pipe are combined in one, asshown. The general sales agent for the United Statesis Mr. F. H. Wheeler, Box 276, Indianapolis, Ind. AN ADJUSTABLE CANDLE HOLDEE. The difficulty with most candle holders is that theyare not made…

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