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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 14 (1892) (1892)

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urs the engine was in the hung low enough to give the workmen sufficient light. the two force mains can pass 12,000,000 of gallons per erecting shop was sixty-one. There were several an- Cleanliness and order prevailed generally through- day. noying delays on this particular engine, that consumed… … one of these engines in the erecting shop is fifty-nine terns and much in need of space apparently, was in pipes. It was found some years ago that the water perfect order, with every pattern plainly numbered hours. was liable to be contaminated by organic matter and a and catalogued as carefully as…

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