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

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d in depending brackets. In asserts, however, that among the workmen employed surprising to learn that the Pennsylvania Railroad is bearings on the under faces of the side beams, at the in the sherry bodegas, who drink large quantities of hauling heavy trains at very high continuous speeds. rear of… … A barrow thus constructed, it is claimed, will The journey was made in twenty-one days, but A TWO-WHEELED BARROW. enable one to carry heavier loads with less fa- eleven of them were devoted to business matters. tigue than heretofore, because the larger rear The tires were punctured twice, but there…

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