Violin Construction Patented by Hall and Hydroplane Experiments
A 1908 report describes Lewis H. Hall of Hartford patenting a violin body under tension by trimming top and back plates and pressing them into place. It also covers Professor Todd’s hydroplane studies to skim water, aiming to double speeds with a four cylinder engine and flexible propeller arrangements, while noting experimental rather than theoretical progress.
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Scientific American
Lewis H. Hall
Hartford
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Joseph Guarnerius
Arthur Brosdley
V Yanye
Mor Hall
Todd
Langley
Colle Tower
Amherst
Keoeve
Im Passage
Africa
Mechanisms of animal locomotion and muscle force
This text discusses how animal movement mirrors mechanical systems, estimating muscle force across species from frog to stag beetle. It outlines locomotion types terrestrial aquatic and aerial, with examples of kangaroos jerboa jumping and worm crawling, plus waterborne propulsion methods.
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Stevas Durkeim
Odds and Ends The Come
A collage of quirky dialogues and snippets features Mary, a professor, a house agent, and playful banter about love, youth, and household life. The piece blends humorous exchanges among characters including Jennie Olive and a tigress chase, with mild moral quips from a magistrate and warnings from a butcher.
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