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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 6 (February 1894) (1894)

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horizon- storage thirty tons in his twelve hours' watch. Three would pass to the northeast of the shelf of the Varne, tal girder, of which the two tubes would form the men on each watch is the total crew required to which it would entirely avoid, and would end at the chords, and which would present… … The thin paste is lated at will by SIXTY-TON ICE MAKING PLANT, PHILADELPHIA-POWER CRANE IN POSITION AT DUMPING PLATFORM DISCHARGING then poured into 3,000 POUNDS OF ICE. properly calcu- the moulds, which lating its own are placed for 10 or 15 minutes in a drying stove. weight. It would be possible,…

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