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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 14 (April 1907) (1907)

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tirely porous texture cables, but to operate latches which enter sockets in tion, and we are justly proud of it as such, we have without losing any of its durability. Thus at the the walls and thus firmly lock the berths in position. yet to discover the traveler who finds pleasure in the expense of… … pulp is poured sleeper is the A COMBINED SLEEPER AND CHAIR CAR, into molds, fact that when and can then be left to harden without further attention. trap door, the office of this being to operate a board not in use the berths, both upper and lower, are low- ^ < i i 0 ered into wells under the floor…

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