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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 1 (January 1907) (1907)

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sses through per end adapted normally to register with the central gear segment has again been moved into mesh with the holes to the wick. In use the device is mounted one of three flanges G, projecting from a block above. the rack, the stop bolt may be secured at the proper on a bracket in such… … planets the surface temperatures are consid- DEVICE FOR OILING CAR-WHEEL FLANGES. A NOVEL DOOR LOCK. ered to lie between 300 deg. and 800 deg. abs., so that the surface can neither be thought of as rigid A portion of the oil chamber is cut away permitting rel may then be rotated to move the bolt H…

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