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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 21 (May 1905) (1905)

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L. Taylor 71)0,014 you wish, Free. Rake, G. W. Anderson 789,831 faster, safer and more comfortably than, the average heavy $2000 touring car. Reflector for artificial light, K. Booth 790,026 BADGER FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. Relay, J. Summers. 789,769 They have all its ability and strength without its… … perhaps, more necessary in the building and furnishing Starting gate, J. M. Flynn 789,801 of a house of small cost than in a mansion of importance. Steering gear, steam, R. Bodenlos 789,836 The Editor will not leave you on the outer doorstep, Stencil holder, S. M. Wixcel 789,949 however, but will…

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