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

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greater than the tensile resistance of the instructive in this connection. He placed one of these most modern and luxurious, but also the strongest and iron rods The ratios between these two resistances of beams simply resting on supports. At the end of 14 safest on the Great Lakes. She is fitted… … the value of con- tunnel on the Par- crete is undenia- ma and La Spe- TWIN SCREW PASSENGER STEAMER NORTHWEST. ble, and a consid- z i a railroad, o f erable saving in Italy, has recently when the beam at once broke with its own weight; cost must accrue. More has yet to be accomplished in been…

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