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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 20 (November 1877) (1877)

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ted by Vohl and Eulenberg As the ends of the different boards were properly shaped cracked for a length of 24 inches on both sides, but the en- are contraction of the pupil, difficulty of breathing, general they were placed in position and secured to the keelsons, gine itself is in excellent… … the same time, they seem to offer not only wrecking pumps. Holes were made on the the most disagreeable but the most delete- main deck opposite the passenger gangway rious method of smoking, as the user is sure and cargo hatchways, and the suction pipes to swallow some proportion of the poisonous…

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