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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (1901) (1901)

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o means the least fore. Buildings of all shapes and sizes could be interesting section of a history of the develop- seen moving across the prairie, some in solitary ment of railroad transportation. state, and others in groups of three and four. The candle, no doubt, soon gave way to the oil The… … should, in the plaster was knocked from the natural order of events, give place walls, the doors rearrange the teams. The twelve horses on each side to some form of electric lighting, the latter having and windows taken out, and the house was trussed by of the house were brought up to the front and…

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