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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 14 (1895) (1895)

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, the diameter of the cylinders being windows and 40 sovereigns in a car, what shall we do? twelve inches, the length of the stroke being thirty Any observant traveler will often have noticed that if inches. The shaft, which is common to both engines, each passenger could control the window… … must be an ample supply of ingenuity in The cars have a seating capacity of the car shops to make the right thing. ninety passengers, a caboose being pro- It would be desirable to have such a vided for a proportionate amount of shield normally in position, so that a passenger would window open…

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