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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 16 (April 1900) (1900)

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ates are opened. these big ships on its westward passage it has been On the floor of each wing are located two centrifugal work upon the ships themselves. This compressed air will be used for caulking, riveting, chipping, drilling, necessary for it to go to some other port than New pumps, each pair… … by the future increase feet, comfortably ac- in the length of ocean commodated in the big END VIEW OF ONE OF THE 80-FOOT PONTOONS OF THE DBY DOCK. steamers. The company structure. anticipates that in The dry dock is merely one feature in an extensive and thoroughly view of the proved advantages of…

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