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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 8 (1904) (1904)

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inclined to do so, were permitted to land and make ing of the two roads under the hotel at Euston station BY WILLIAM A. LAWSON. photographs and other observations of the ice field. What is said to be the largest dredger in the may be of interest: Occasionally enormous pieces of the ice would fall… … ors, Messrs. James Stewart & Co., courteously supplied lands, but about 150,000 acres have been reclaimed by THE BUCKET OF THE DREDGER. the following particulars concerning this pavement: means of levees. These reclaimed lands are among the righest in the world, producing enormous crops “The amount…

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