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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 10 (March 1904) (1904)
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ed as an oar blade, and when out for carrying canvas on the ice. When the water is little diminished, it glides smoothly and triumphantly of the water its edge will cut into the ice, thus afford- reached there is consequently, under normal wind con- out upon the ice at the other side of the… … OVERTURNED "SC00TER,': SHOWING THE STEEL RUNNERS ON THE BOTTOM. © 1904 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCValve · Torpedo · Patents · Battleships · Munn · Second class · Scientific American · Russian ships · Rotary valve · Protected cruiser · Steam cylinder · Port arthur · Sheet metal · Cubic feet · Massachusetts institute
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