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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 8 (February 1902) (1902)

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a dark gray siliceous most critical point in a rail joint. The importance used as gas mains and the trough-shaped lower chords variety are ground and mixed in the desired propor- of this result is seen when it is borne in mind that, were utilized as water mains. These conduits belong tions. This… … mains; all this, moreover, was to be done without any order to produce the correct mixture. When pure interference with the roadway, which was to be kept limestone and clay are employed in cement manu- IMPROVED RAILJOINT. open until such time as it became absolutely necessary facture they must be…

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