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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 20 (May 1909) (1909)

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lytic or silicon board h, which in turn is hinged to a board 1, in the without his machine. Taking a large section of dry type, and will not respond as well to very faint sig- same plane, 6 inches wide. By means of blocks, j or fc, bamboo, he split off a piece about three inches wide nals, it more… … wheels may be made as shown in the sketch. holds the wires in place, so as to secure the tantalum COMBINATION PLANING AND SHOOTING BOARD. Between the top plate A and bottom plate B are two with about y^ inch of wire fastened to it. blocks, C and D, of sufficient thickness to allow the A screw in…

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