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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 5 (August 1891) (1891)

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suction pipe is provided. Through artesian well, the tubes acting as guides. this a stream of water mixed with sand and bowlders distance to the east of the original shoal. It is by no In this way holes of any desired size are rapidly is driven, rapidly removing all such matter from the means the… … Copper was not attacked by shell having a large central SAND PUMPS IN OPERATION REMOVING SAND AND GRAVEL any of the mineral oils ; sperm aperture. This dome is sus- oil had the least and tallow pended from the catheads by the chain tackles men- explosive are placed in the holes and exploded by the…

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