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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 17 (1891) (1891)

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disadvantages are claimed to be for the ends of freight cars, which will not only pre- avoided. As will be seen by reference to the engraving, vent such accidents, but will also facilitate the work a tee A NOVEL method of strengthening iron castings has the improved well, which is of considerable… … An explanation of the illusions employed in prevent injury to the platforms when the cars Fig. 1—THE MAGIC PALANQUIN. are forced toward each other, as in the case of theaters is always welcome, and the spectators coupling, or retarding or stopping the train by take more interest in seeing a mystery…

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