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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 9 (August 1909) (1909)

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ely with the power of gravity to D, from which hangers E are suspended. The end of sired, an ordinary coil spring terminating in a hook operate an air compressor. The compressed air is each bar is flanged outwardly, as indicated in Pigs. 2 at each end may be used, as indicated in Fig. 1, but stored… … one end, and no inlet valve is provided other than the signed. It consists, in general, of a plate or tray piston washer. A very simple form of outlet valve is adapted to rest on the stove, and a cover formed with SLAT ADJUSTER FOR WINDOW BLINDS. used, consisting of a conical plug, which is lifted…

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