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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 1 (January 1875) (1875)

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by many analyses the :is practicable, the steam roller is now made to conform in an effort, a toil rather than a delight; the last hour has be- quantity of oxygen which they had secreted to be about 10 design and construction to the successful and extremely sim- come a strain only maintained by… … firm which gained the first prize trivial annoyance, domestic mat- AVELING AND PORTER'S STEAM ROAD HOLLER at the latest trials of traction en- ters are felt more keenly, the din- gines by the Royal Agricultural Society of England. In some of some 25 feet. Submitted under these new conditions to a…

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