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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 23 (1884) (1884)

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r-plate cylinder is, says Hn- of obtaining hard castings. Tbe arrangement also offers ad- gineering, made rough, and is covered with fire-clay. The not half so inviting and restful as the old-fashioned, flat vantages in cases where it is necessary to produce special circular space between the two… … In other words, half an ounce of coal propelled one ton of poses, are near at hand. There isa great abundance of both cargo one mile. Assuming that paper is as efficient a fuel heavy and light building timber, water for power, moulding as coal, we have, says the Railroad Gazette, only to burn a and…

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