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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 6 (August 1904) (1904)

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lly to China. The outfit At the De Beers Mine in Kimberly, some very re- is distinctly a family affair, the man wheeling the in cold water; then it is put for five, ten, or even fifteen markable work has been done in the hoisting line; minutes—depending upon its thickness—into boiling barrow, and… … Modern Steel Cross Ties Transportation by Wheelbarrows Each Man Pushes; His Wife Pulls. A Primitive Chinese Method of Hauling: Sugar Cane. A New York Elevated Railway Engine Now Used in China. METHODS OF TRANSPORTATION IN CHINA. Another illustration shows a cart of the kind used in for hoisting…

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