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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 18 (May 1909) (1909)

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ece of Embroidery. to bridal and other festive garments. the Canadian power users; while on the American side the 10,000-horse-power gas engine power plant of the BY ARTHUR H. J. KBANB, M.J.I. A novelty which has come into use in a number of So far as is known, only one piece of embroidery,… … Great Gorge railway buried 15 to 20 feet under the ice. The ice jam at the plant of the Ontario Power Company. THE GBEAT ICE JAM AT NIAGARA. art, is now in existence; it is to be found in the section" tracing cloth for detail drawings. The trac- for supplying the other power users of the Ontario…

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