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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 4 (July 1881) (1881)

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e flues in the boiler of the wrecking steamer B. & J. prevent the wheels from being wrecked, as they frequently elastic arms, and a cam, whereby provision is made for Baker collapsed while the vessel was lying at anchor off the are when the tire becomes loose. dropping the corn at regular… … the politeness of the owner, Mr. J. Baker, who gave the The experiments were further repeated on seven or eight WILKIN'S TIEE TIGHTENEE. writer permission to examine the interior of the vessel and women and girls with like results. In the case of men the the broken boiler, which was done before…

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