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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 14 (April 1905) (1905)

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t present there are sections in the United paratively small ones are to be found upon the market. of gaspipe, but after sixteen years' experience with States where crude oil is expensive and difficult to Upon close examination, however, we find that the liquid fuel in marine, locomotive, and… … are 1% inch by 1% inch by 1% inch, requires will require almost constant attention, in order to only a brief description, as it is merely a single- MINIATURE CAMERAS. keep the heat evenly distributed in the furnace, exposure camera, having few of the necessary and the result is unsatisfactory in…

Vessel · Turbine · Feet · Motor · Liquid fuel · Scientific American · Large number · Great premier · York yacht · River bed · Years ago · Oil furnace · Sandy hook · Crude oil

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