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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 26 (1894) (1894)

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reat wall was stretched along the border between corresponding recesses in both of the plugs. In the China and Mongolia in order to keep out the formid- able invaders from the north. It is probably the only instance in history where the precise boundary between two countries was for ages marked by… … HARRISON'S TUBE PLUG. Combined with the main frame of the carriage is A great many writers have spoken of this wallas a pure waste of human energy. Thisisamistake. It is a supplemental frame carrying the log, the main siderable bearing surface abutting against the outer frame having rollers running…

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