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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (November 1878) (1878)

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the milk in the pail being about 16 inches, and the most valves never blow-off, being, we believe, loaded to about 200 of the horse car, including stops, is not more than five miles improved form of pail contains about 35 lbs. of milk. The lbs. on the square inch. object of making the pail narrow… … Kg. 16.—Low 'I'ruck for Hauling Stone. Fig. 13.—Sack Trnck. Weight 84 lbs. Price J4- ^e- 15.—Truck for Storei. with the floor, and rest on narrow rafters of wood, so that much smaller than any other type of engine used on the per hour. As regards trouble from horses, our experience they do not…

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