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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 1 (1901) (1901)

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easured by the height of for long periods, and also for the purposes of the gle truck and connected to the locomotive at the op- the water in the gage, p. The apparatus constructed deep sea fisheries. posite point, ordinary cars with two axles, and freight upon this principle is shown in the second… … mounted on the shafts of the pinions and a clutch brake markable Railway Crossing” shows a point where acts upon the rack. The passenger cars are entirely 1,135 trains pass daily at Newcastle, England. “Prog- inclosed and are electrically lighted and heated. The ress of Photography” by George G.…

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