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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 10 (September 1885) (1885)

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lt being being fitted to work freely back and forth, when the under a car to work out the tendency to " set" in loaded car miles. Thus 500 loaded cars, each hauled book is opened and closed, within recesses in the bound new springs is the best. The spring must be capable 100 miles, is a mileage of… … lower end, h, with car wheels of known weight, or ar- WILLIAMSON'S BOOK COVEB. 25,000,000 car miles. This form of comparison is occa- ranging a lever to pull down at h, so that less mate- sionally refined to ton miles, which means the product rial in weights will be necessary. Hitching a given ing,…

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