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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 25 (December 1889) (1889)

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manufacturers to burn the cake or render it ceased. The car body is preferably of wrought metal latively low pressure of the public conduits, a special harmless by a process of boiling that would destroy and the truck frame of wood, the car body consisting arrangement would permit of supplying, at… … BOOirSCH'S DUUFINQ CAB. speed, with natural draught, resulting in graduate may be able to do all the work 14"8 knots per hour and 2318'98 horse power. planned or designed for him, and the school graduate will be able, not only to do the work, but Under forced draught at full speed in the last trial…

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