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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (1899) (1899)

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ty, and is one in regard to which ward the production of fine artistic the advice of a medical man knowing carriages and all the various styles and in such matters is of considerable im- characters known to the carriage portance. Many a doctor recommends maker’s trade, rather than the mere the use… … ber of vehicles for European trade. diana, on May1. One struck a slab The Woods’ moto-vehicles are ad- of stone on a Baltimore & Ohio freight car just as the train had crossed the Wabash mirably designed, and one noticeable thing is that tion of both being effected by the manipulation of a wood…

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