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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 16 (October 1875) (1875)

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he freezing pro- The other peculiarities of these fine cars will be gleaned only) placed in juxtaposition before them in the specifica- cess, and to attain this end the tank is fitted with moving from our engraving, and therefore we need say little about tion arms or agitators, which are caused to… … ing been promoted mainly by private Professor Palmieri has discovered BRANCH LINES. TWO-STORY RAILROAD CARS FOR SWISS a new instrument which he calls a enterprise, and aided, in many cases, diagometer, and which is constructed for the rapid examina- Most of by governmental, or rather cantonal,…

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