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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 13 (September 1905) (1905)

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med on one end In starting automobile motors it sometimes happens, purpose of holding a sponge to be used in washing a of a tension or pressure rod, H, extending loosely owing to too early explosions, that they will "kick carriage, window, or any other object. It consists of through a bearing, /,… … spring on the rod to any desired degree; the lower end the sponge keeps it clean and there is always fresh water throughout it. The apparatus can of the rod, being flanged, presses against a pawl or dog A NOVEL CAEEIAGE WASHES. be mounted on a. long handle for use in wash- J, is coiled on the…

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