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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 14 (September 1905) (1905)

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the pictures has often the trailing wheel again becomes parallel to the di- been found to be a serious drawback. The Gerard will be attracted and will close the switch, thus re- rection of motion of the car, the gripping wheels auto- system permits the projection of diapositives in full leasing the… … used in a lecture are arranged A NEW PROJECTION SYSTEM FOR LECTURES. of a permanent memorial. His beforehand at the periphery of a idea of such a memorial is a wheel resembling a bicycle wheel. By means of a "magnificent water gate, the whole surmounted by an turns, the cam will move to the left of…

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