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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (July 1900) (1900)

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t number of boats were excellent buffer, bringing the vessel gradually to a assembled on the first day, 66 in all, including American, purpose of flattening round metal has been designed rest without dislocating the steampipes, boilers or en- by Messrs. Blake & Johnson, of Waterbury, Conn. German,… … advance over the "Scotia ;" it was, how- WATEB BOILING HILL. manufacturers of flat wire and articles ever, gaged officially and found to exceed made from flit wire, because the larger the limit of one ton, being thus disquali- the diameter of the rolls, the smaller will be the elon- the crumpling…

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