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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 18 (April 1904) (1904)

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automobiles forcommercial purposes is concluded. Assistant NavalConstructor Gleason writes instructively on the steamturbine. Mr. Charles H. Stevenson has much that is ofvalue to write on the menhaden industry. How anautomobile can be run on a railway track is a subjectthat is well illustrated in… … THE MANUFACTURE OF INCISED, OB CUT GLASS. ! LASS is a singu-larly versatile ma-terial, at once re-fractory and yield-ing, yet lending it-self to use in thou-sands of ways. Itis as a means ofartistic expressionthat it is chieflyinteresting, for itsutility is beyondall question. The iridescent…

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