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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 15 (1893) (1893)

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nd deepening the frames at each end, securing ex- often rough and badly laid, with grades and curves other manufactures of iron and steel. This company treme strength in the direction of heaviest strains. excessive, and where the work is frequently carried on also manufactures a single track… … the wire were in- tance and the jured, sothat they traffic are consid- withered on the erable, for mining stem. The grapes that hung higher up were less districts, and for local purposes of all kinds, and can necessitated the use of the best materials, the making damaged. The same effect, in a less…

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