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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 2 (January 1906) (1906)

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ughly inclosed and protected. The of steel used in its manufacture, and to the great care daily excess since January 1, -4- 0.2. Precipitation: chamber in the flywheel is air-tight, and by admitting with which the balls are examined and tested, this 3.67; greatest in 24 hours, 1.38; date, 20th and… … are made from a special high-grade steel. Both are very hard and tough, and have a Fig. 2—CONTEOL APPAEATUS OF NOETHEEN CAE. high polish. Numerous tests are constantly HESS-BBIGHT NON-ADJUSTABLE SILENT BALL BEABING THE The gears are shifted by the smaller wheel within the steering wheel. made of…

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