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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 11 (1905) (1905)

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nk the “Amur” and other ships, inside displace should not have been abandoned long ago. the huckleberry had flourished, flowered, and borne the dock or at the slips and blew up the dock caisson. The improved backing harness shown in the accom- fruit. The common theory is that the huckleberry One of… … Port Arthur since its surrender. plosion takes place, so as to afford a relatively re- i stricted outlet, which conduces to a more complete in- A NEW TYPE OF RAIL JOINT. closure of the gases generated. The accompanying H. Brigg, 3 Park Grove, Shipley, England, represents In the accompanying…

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