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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 17 (January 2, 1858) (1858)

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e asked, In the European and American locomotives “why does it not tumble away from the pipe, and railroads, there is still much to be im- and not nieet the next jet of air?” Because, proved and perfected; we might learn from when the air issues from the pipe it has a ten- one another with… … able carriage or truck, but being firmly fixed possible for any animal to stray on to the all interests which the light of PracricaL Sorenor is + dency to spread itself out, and so forms a kind calculated to advance. on a rigid frame, they are not so well adapted road, unless through the…

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