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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 1 (January 1906) (1906)

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r firmly open, or to per- water-tube boiler invented by Mr. J. M. Colman, of Ev- because of the lack of .suitable supports at the desired mit it to gradually close. When the door is closed, erett, Wash., Box 277. This boiler has since been greatly location. Only occasionally can two trees be found… … in the best position for the train- the ground to men to see. As the trains grew in serve as supports, SUPPORT FOR HAMMOCKS. length, with the use of heavier and but the constant more powerful engines, the trouble swinging of the hammock is apt to work them loose in of making out the signals became…

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