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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 18 (1891) (1891)

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competent attendants. They are (Continued from first page.) against spreading by side flanges having rounded edges during the busy season. Each of these buildings is made in triplicate and given out according to a regular provided with a pair of 100 h. p. engines and boilers to which the tire… … In describing such work it is natural to which controls the secondary clocks through- begin with the history of the company, but out the entire establishment, and connected we will omit matter that is purely historical, and refer with this clock is an engineer’s signal for blowing the machinery in…

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