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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 18 (November 1906) (1906)

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ked together so as to withstand the enormous show the system as applied to an electric car line, Jr ^ -il U_ pressures to which they are subjected when the head though it will be evident that it could be used equally CONCRETE BLOCKS MADE BY POWER. descends. The mold bottom G is formed by a plank as… … RAILWAY SIGNAL DEVICE. the time they have returned, the machine attendant SECTIONAL VIEW OF THE PRESS. has placed a new plank in position, unhooked the core phores are employed for the primary signals, but con- from the follower, placed it in position, and closed the air, with the result that the…

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