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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 24 (June 1905) (1905)

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in connection with practical demonstration, year, and an examination of them by Miss Leavitt led to show the effects of capillary attraction in school to the surprising discovery that hundreds of variable laboratories. Here, moreover, it may prove useful for stars were present in this region, the… … which extends diagonally in a direc- as scrap, bring so little that it hardly END, SIDE, AND PLAN VIEWS OF THE CAPILLARY MOTOR. tion from northeast to southwest. The pays the cost of moving them; yet, a limits of the region containing the few dollars spent in cleaning them and attaching constantly…

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