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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 6 (August 1901) (1901)

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producers and ofshipping only fresh and perfect ones to London.They are, moreover, held responsible to the consumerand are heavily fined in case of shipment of defectiveeggs. The English highly appreciate the results ofa so well-appointed organization. The Danish ship-ments to London are daily… … THE HIGH PBESSUEE, AND ONE OF THE LOW PBESSUEE TUEB0-M0T0ES OF THE SING EDWAED. THE TUBBINE ENGINES OF THE KING EDWAED. The success of the turbine-propelled passenger steamerKing Edward, which on its trial trip achieved a speed Of 20.5 knots an hour marks another step inthe develop-ment of thismost…

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