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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 7 (August 1906) (1906)

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view to preventing nicotine from being drawn With the purpose of overcoming the common lia- finished condition, and when at work travel fifteen feet up through the stem of the tobacco pipe and into the bility of a trolley to run off a trolley wire, an inventor per minute. in Texas has devised the… … spect. It is proposed to fit out each car with a small crossings and suitable lining is water tank, and with an outlet just over the track overhead struc- interposed between A NOVEL TOBACCO PIPE. tures, this cord AN IMPROVED TROLLEY. and. in front of the wheels. Upon encountering any the holder and…

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