The Technical World Magazine, Volume 17Technical World Company, 1912 |
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Page 17
... them a per diem charge during the delay and collects in its turn from the shipper . In addition to its primary work of thus offering equal opportunities to all ship- pers to and from New Orleans the belt line road. 17.
... them a per diem charge during the delay and collects in its turn from the shipper . In addition to its primary work of thus offering equal opportunities to all ship- pers to and from New Orleans the belt line road. 17.
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... ships to any desired dock . In this way it will be possible to avoid the necessity of steamers moving from one dock to an- other to discharge various portions of their cargoes . Since New Orleans is located on low ground and since the ...
... ships to any desired dock . In this way it will be possible to avoid the necessity of steamers moving from one dock to an- other to discharge various portions of their cargoes . Since New Orleans is located on low ground and since the ...
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... ship's surgeon treated them for African fever , but without any effect . They were taken to the Charing Cross Hospital on arrival at London . As luck would have it one of the hospital staff had been in service at a detention camp . He ...
... ship's surgeon treated them for African fever , but without any effect . They were taken to the Charing Cross Hospital on arrival at London . As luck would have it one of the hospital staff had been in service at a detention camp . He ...
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... ship - channel through Unimak Pass are within the visual range of al- most every voyager into Bering Sea . For five years J. E. Thwaites , purser of the little mail steamer Dora , plying out to the CHERNABORO , WITH HALF ITS SUMMIT TORN ...
... ship - channel through Unimak Pass are within the visual range of al- most every voyager into Bering Sea . For five years J. E. Thwaites , purser of the little mail steamer Dora , plying out to the CHERNABORO , WITH HALF ITS SUMMIT TORN ...
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GATHERING NEW MARINE CROPS MENDING A BEAM TRAWL ON THE GOVERNMENT SHIP Albatross . 55 like one hundred miles in breadth . The " shelf , " as already explained , is the feeding ground of multitudes of edible fishes which , like the Pole ...
GATHERING NEW MARINE CROPS MENDING A BEAM TRAWL ON THE GOVERNMENT SHIP Albatross . 55 like one hundred miles in breadth . The " shelf , " as already explained , is the feeding ground of multitudes of edible fishes which , like the Pole ...
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