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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 22 (1894) (1894)

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n this shoal. chine can be depended upon to turn out many thou- tration, reproduced from a photograph taken in the The character of the various strata of which the yards of the “Soo” Railway, the “ Holman loco- sands of parts exactly similar, so that a screw couid be Goodwin Sands is composed… … expressing any opinion as to exact nature of the famous LOCOMOTIVE. shoal. For the first ten feet the merits of the device, it would seem that even for nothing came up but pure, bright sand. From this depth up to forty-six feet sand the purpose of demonstrating the theory it would put into awatch…

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