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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 26 (June 1897) (1897)

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gnorance of the tension received by a screw-threaded plug, shown in —a difficulty which this invention is designed to over- quantitative values of increased strains to which Fig. 4, the plugs fitting the tapering thimbles, and bridges are thus subjected. At the same time it ex- come. Fig. 3 shows a… … count of the smaller production, it did not equal the such structures decrease, as spans increase, " in a WALLEN'S IHFBOVED BOOKBINDING. rather uncertain and erratic manner," and that "the value in 1895. The average price obtained for anthra- cite at the mines increased from $1.41 in 1895 to $1.51…

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