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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 9 (1903) (1903)

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the various roads dur- Power is transmitted to feeder from press or motor the employes of the station management. They un- ing the day. Each railway has a schedule hour for through a knuckie-jointed shaft for either motor or load the cars, move the trucks, and deliver the goods pulling its train,… … tributing, and transshipment of goods has_ been Buckler and Air Hose. ience and facility in shipments, economies in labor, worked out on a scale of elaborateness and with a in the operation of elevators and trucks, economies perfection of detail unequaled by any similar insti- When a firm is…

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