The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 18
... horse - back , to be gone some days on a hunting - trip . The following day the horse returned alone , riderless . Evidently something serious had hap- pened . A searching party was gotten together at once , and began to scour the ...
... horse - back , to be gone some days on a hunting - trip . The following day the horse returned alone , riderless . Evidently something serious had hap- pened . A searching party was gotten together at once , and began to scour the ...
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... horse before its rider had time to realize the reason . He was thrown suddenly from the sad- dle , alighting on his head some fifteen feet below the side of the path . He felt all right ; he looked all right , and there the story ended ...
... horse before its rider had time to realize the reason . He was thrown suddenly from the sad- dle , alighting on his head some fifteen feet below the side of the path . He felt all right ; he looked all right , and there the story ended ...
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... horses running away . He was only sixteen years old , a handsome and manly young fellow , as promising a son in every way as any one could wish . He lay at home for weeks , hovering between life and death , as a result of his injuries ...
... horses running away . He was only sixteen years old , a handsome and manly young fellow , as promising a son in every way as any one could wish . He lay at home for weeks , hovering between life and death , as a result of his injuries ...
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... horse , cart , and tools and keep the highways in first - class condition at a cost of $ 75 per mile per year for labor and $ 25 per mile for material . Oil is successfully used to lay the dust , the plague due chiefly to the ...
... horse , cart , and tools and keep the highways in first - class condition at a cost of $ 75 per mile per year for labor and $ 25 per mile for material . Oil is successfully used to lay the dust , the plague due chiefly to the ...
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... horse - power with which to run the factories , mills , and workshops of the very heart of the grain belt . Already , on both sides of the Mississippi , the dam has begun to assume shape . Two gangs of men are throwing out abutments and ...
... horse - power with which to run the factories , mills , and workshops of the very heart of the grain belt . Already , on both sides of the Mississippi , the dam has begun to assume shape . Two gangs of men are throwing out abutments and ...
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