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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 3 (July 1908) (1908)

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sooner was it completed, than its builder also building a five-man dirigible, which it is expected was kicked by a horse and laid up with a broken leg in BY H. M. NICHOLS. will be completed by September. An interesting method of directly converting the a neighboring county. To pay his expenses, the… … The sulphuric acid obtained by the action of the bat- which was grounded at this point. Taking tery is reduced to sulphurous acid by heating it with a clew from this fact, the wharf builder HOME-MADE ROTARY PRINTING PRESS BUILT OF JUNK.

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