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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 24 (December 12, 1903) (1903)

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mes necessary to call tories because the motive power from the cement works and its manufacture can be more easily controlled than in the aid of machinery in shearing the iron into can be supplied by a blast-furnace gas mator with elec- that of the so-called natural Portland cement, because lengths… … tion of the chain, including ten links, stretched with- Sedimentary beds, such as limestone, quartzite, sand- The ten links to the right stretched to the extentof two links in ten with- out fracture until the ten links were equal in length to stone, shale, etc., are not dikes. These latter are…

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