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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 9 (August 1899) (1899)

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is that of the so-called plas- day dealings continue the use of the pound almost ex- shown in our illustration, which has been making tering of wine—that is, the addition of calcium sul- some remarkable runs which, considered as feats of clusively, especially older people, who in their younger… … diameter, and American the pair of NEW EXPRESS ENGINE FOR THE FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD pounds. If a frailinffwheels Cylinders, 20^ by 26 inches; drivers, 6 feet 8 inches; heating surface, 2,330 square feet. German firm, beneath the firebox, are 56 inches in diameter. The has been followed from a…

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