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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 4 (July 1897) (1897)

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not seem to have worked satisfactorily even during heated with briquets in the usual manner. Each car The maximum gradient is 3'8 per cent for a distance can draw an adapted horse tramcar, both being fully of about 150 yards. The rails are partly heavy Phenix the short interval when the screw was… … no doubt that the gas, es- day, or on some day imme- THE CAB AND M0T0B caping from the valve with diately following. In in- too great force, reached dustrial cities that contain mann twin rails 6J^J inches high. The track is of stand- the furnace and caught fire. The doctor should have large…

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