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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 20 (November 1902) (1902)

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punch holes in of the canal is 102.14 miles. The boats, which are more machinery, etc., it does not involve so much as any stock not too heavy for a hammer and punch constructed in two sections to accommodate them to to make it more expensive than five or six locks in method, either in the shop or… … torical transpor- young, to whom Building Containing WaterwReel and Winding Drum. Commencing: the Ascent of a Plane. tation routes of the possession of this country is a camera is a ne- the old Morris cessity, awaken- Canal, in New ing, as it does, a Jersey, with its higher sense of curious…

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