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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 7 (February 1901) (1901)

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Both stones were that it is a form which is buried under three feet of poorly adapted to resist the earth for thirteen months. stresses to which it is sub- All of the toads in the sand- jected, the flat surfaces ne- stone cells were found to be cessitating a vast number of dead and their bodies… … evaporative power, A BUST of Charles BALTIMORE AND OHIO CONSOLIDATION LOCOMOTIVE WITH VANDERBILT BOILER. and trouble and cost H. Haswell, the first Cylinders, 15i^ and 26 inch by 30 inch. Boiler pressure, 190 pounds. Heating surface^ tubes 2,615 square feet, firebox 135 Rquare feet. of cleaning.…

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