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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (January 1907) (1907)

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HERfl motion, perfectly balanced, instead of a ings, reduce friction to a minimum. The clatter and multiplicity of varied strains. rear axle tube is securely fastened to the There are no springs, slides, cams, or frame by two radius rods, which relieve gears. The valve is ground accurately to the… … sion, ignition, and exhaust. The large expense. This Car is the complete expression of the genius and originality The valve is driven by a silent, self- diagram shows plainly the practically of Northern design thoroughly wrought out in the Northern shops adjusting chain, which is long-lived and…

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