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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 11 (March 1905) (1905)

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railways inwhich no metal supports are provided for the joints.A patent on this rail joint has recently been grantedto the inventor, Mr. William J. Forsythe, of Teotillandel Camino, Oaxaca, Mexico. <-«>*■ IMPROVED BACKING HARNESS FOR TEAMS. There are some: inventions which at the very… … IMPROVED BACKING HARNESS FOR TEAMS. H. Brigg, 3 Park Grove, Shipley, England, representsa very successful attempt to get rid of the serious dis-advantages attending the old method of harnessing ateam by a strap, running diagonally from the collarto the end of the pole—a method which, because of…

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