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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 10 (March 1894) (1894)

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ver Pulleys with Paper. thick in the middle and 45 feet 5 inches Paper pulp of the ordinary kind is high. made into sheets about one-half inch The locks are capacious enough for thick. The sheets are cut up into strips, nearly the largest ocean-going steamers, each strip being the width of a… … THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL in as far as Latchford locks, a distance of twenty-one pulleys of all widths, but the experiments have been liams adopted the bold idea of building a swing aque- miles. duct. The work was rendered still more difficult by tried with six inch pulleys. Next the precise…

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