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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 7 (August 1884) (1884)

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e in the rear, means of embanljments constructed along the shore line, so as follows: 1. The construction and maintenance of levees or embank- each of which admits jets of steam into the flames, rising that a considerable area will be reclaimed. Fig. 2 shows the ments for confining the freshly… … ter, of a centrifugal pump, 6 feel New York without stopping for Fig. 2.-THE FLOATING DISCHARGE PIPES. in diameter, placed on the boat. water, oiling up, or anything The delivery main of this pump, else. The company are aiming to introduce this idea in all their fast trains. Of course, also 30…

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