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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (February 1880) (1880)

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in having a walking beam which ope- and sometimes two thicknesses of tarred felt, and then the rates the pumps. In all other respects this engine differs titled "Long Distance Telephoning," I would like to say that nearly six months ago, in connection with the "Western from the Cornish. Each steam… … not tear the wall down. But the great secret is cleanliness Railroading Reduced to a Science. and order and the means of putting out small fires. When heavy plungers, and the momentum of a heavy flywheel aids We are indebted for the following facts, says theBailroad the secret is discovered how to…

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