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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 10 (March 1904) (1904)

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e- chiefly in permitting them to cross to their mainland which, essentially a Long Island creation, is almost ly if ever witnessed. homes over thin and treacherous ice when no other as necessary there in the winter as are the yachts in There are, perhaps, few more interesting sights seen means… … lead over a fast express train. While a view to speed and lightness rather than SQUARE-END SCOW FITTED UP AS A "SCOOTER." boy can manage one of these strange to other objects. craft, the requirements and possibilities are such as One of our illustrations also shows a square-end scow than those…

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