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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 2 (January 1909) (1909)

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ry. A U-shaped iron as 4 is fixed to the base as The nozzle A is a standard size nozzle and can be plumb and is 2 inches wide at planking, tapering to shown, so as to prevent sidewise movement of the 1 inch at face. The runner plank is fastened on with used if desired for larger in- heel. Vi x… … COASTING SKATES. or cedar laid in about 4-inch strips fastened and only the larger particles will drop in the reservoir. If the treated same as the bottom. Next the cockpit coam- readily removed from the . feet after a coast down latter is omitted,^ an opening ing is sprung in. It is of oak scant %…

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