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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 4 (January 1897) (1897)

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spensed with in light winds, is longer, minal. Place the terminals on the ends of the sticks gluing, the joint is tightly wrapped with waxed thread and the bottom guy rope is longest of all. At the and varnished with shellac. The ends of the sticks are and draw the wires to the proper position and… … nished. The cross motive i n ques- LOGGING LOCOMOTIVE FOR WOODEN TRACE. stick is bent to tion is an eight wheeled geared the proper bow frame evenly, so that it will lie smooth. Allow about logging use. The tram engine built especially for {■fs of its length) and secured with No. 22 spring wheels…

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