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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 26 (June 1908) (1908)

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first time. both are closed, leakage being prevented by a- three- by a progressive decrease in the crop. This phenom- There is only one dry dock on Lake Ontario large enon has been called "soil fatigue," and various ex- ply %-inch rubber gasket. Underneath the keel a enough to accommodate the… … View Looking Down Into the Caisson, Showing Propeller Blade below to a 4 x 12-inch oak keelson. been sterilized by heat yielded larger crops than unsterilized soil. Being Detached. The planking was fastened to the Exterior View of the Caissons. The Cassions Were Bnilt of Pine These Caissons Were…

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