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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 23 (June 1907) (1907)

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e where they are cently floated in the St. Lawrence River by means of latter, and all the pressure from the bevel wheel was now when the sun gets where they are now. They transmitted directly to the end of the third shaft. pneumatic pressure. The cost of the vessel was over will bo far away from… … come heated, thanks to the fact that both in the constellation Lyra, or by Campbell at a A CURIOUS ACCIDENTAL WELDING OF STEEL SHAFTING. ' spot 10 deg. south of this star. The opposite shafts were welded in exact alignment, so the mill was run till night, and all the usual machinery point is near…

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