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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 19 (November 1892) (1892)

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f apt to neglect the regulation of the heat, if, indeed, it long under each seat. This resulted in putting steam steam. With a durable valve of this kind it becomes were possible to properly regulate it. This result, of heating into bad repute by making cars perfect sweat possible for a trainman to… … found but what need constant leaving a division terminal, and readjustment to suit any mate- from 2 to 10 lb. of steam on the Fig. 3.-TRANSPOSED PRINTS. rial changes of outside temper- gauge, it would take from one ature. It often happens that on starting on a long run to three hours before a…

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