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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 24 (June 1907) (1907)

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, which is the resultant of the angles to the direction of motion of the boat will then revolving motion of the point of the rod and the slid- scopic in character. Furthermore, a toy of this kind easily cause her to steer off. ing motion of the rod in the guide rack. In one of our is bound to be… … By running the propeller a little aft of the stern there is growing appreciation and understanding Some Patterns Produced by the Geometrical Toy, Showing in deeper water, this trouble is eliminated. Twelve the Wide Scope of Its Work. of the value of cement. The last has operated to to 14…

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