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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 5 (August 1903) (1903)

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of the capacity of the dipper, or, in other amply sufficient for almost all kinds of excavations; During the past few years I have often heard the words, the increase in the assertion made and have actual working capacity, seen it in the newspapers as indicated by the task in our country that there… … newer products' of the A Sixty-Five Ton Shov:I Engaged In Railroad Work. ticular in regard to its shovel builders are equip- quality and purity as they ped with locomotive boil- ever were. At different times mer- ers. Some recent achieve- chants have tried to ship ments constitute a revela- coffee…

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