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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 11 (March 1883) (1883)

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nd although isolated from the buildings, provided with a system of tracks and turn tablea to facili- years or more, excepting only when occasionally shut down communication is had with each department of the works, ^tate the handling of materials, for repairs, they have run on extra time, amounting… … and have slate roofs; from the report of FEICK & CO.'S WOOD-WORKING SHOP WAYNESBORO, PA. each building is sep- the award; the high- arate from and in- est honors that could be awarded were accordingly bestowed upon Prick dependentof theothers, and a system of tracks runs through either by…

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