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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 23 (June 1901) (1901)

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0,031; a motor using ordinary the tie is Mr. Chester Rabert, Coalburg, W. Va. flowers, producing vistas of great beauty. The canals petroleum, 0.88 pound, or $0,025; an average gas motor Fig. 1 is a general view of the tie; Fig. 2 is an costs $0,021 per horse power hour; the alcohol motor are… … in Brazil, 12 in China, 12 in the British colonies, 12 in A NEW METAL RAILWAY TIE. Roumania, 11 in Egypt, etc. A PNEUMATIC SPRING FOR VEHICLES, The shocks to which a vehicle is subjected as it section of the tie; Fig. 4 shows a split-wedge em- A SUPPLEMENTAL SEAT FOR VEHICLES. travels over an…

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