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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 5 (July 1904) (1904)

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h In consequence of the extremely minute proportion BT THE ST. LOUTS CORRESPONDENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. of this remarkable element—if it be an element—pres- only two pairs of eccentrics and their accompanying The feature of the New York Central exhibit in the ent in any mineral as yet known,… … face of sodium chloride (common ameter and are coupled, and the total Height of stack above rail, 14 feet 10 inches ; width, 10 feet; length over all, 62 feet 2% inches ; maximum tractive power, 27,500 pounds. salt) previously made slightly damp weight on the drivers is 110,000 pounds. with…

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