The Technical World Magazine, Volume 17Technical World Company, 1912 |
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... surface that even the tough Alaskan horses could not cross . At last a running cable was rigged and a flat - bottomed sledge invented to bobble its way through or over the icy morass . By this time the fifty miles of upper track was ...
... surface that even the tough Alaskan horses could not cross . At last a running cable was rigged and a flat - bottomed sledge invented to bobble its way through or over the icy morass . By this time the fifty miles of upper track was ...
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... surface can , of course , be stained in imitation of any wood finish . The phonograph cabinet shown at the left of Edison has been trimmed in white and gold . Its surface resembles enameled wood . The cabinet at his right is in old ...
... surface can , of course , be stained in imitation of any wood finish . The phonograph cabinet shown at the left of Edison has been trimmed in white and gold . Its surface resembles enameled wood . The cabinet at his right is in old ...
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... this way , and soundings have shown the earth to have arisen much nearer the surface of the gulf than it was ever known to be before in that particular locality . ASIA CHINESE EMPIRE Much of Bering Sea's floor is a. 46.
... this way , and soundings have shown the earth to have arisen much nearer the surface of the gulf than it was ever known to be before in that particular locality . ASIA CHINESE EMPIRE Much of Bering Sea's floor is a. 46.
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... surface of the sea is whipped into snowballs that finally are heaped upon the beach . Pay a native fifty dollars a day and he will lead you to the top of Makushin peak , which is plainly visible from Dutch Harbor . Usually Makushin is ...
... surface of the sea is whipped into snowballs that finally are heaped upon the beach . Pay a native fifty dollars a day and he will lead you to the top of Makushin peak , which is plainly visible from Dutch Harbor . Usually Makushin is ...
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... surface current ) , but a warm river running down below . The tile fish , which is a tropical animal ( accounting for the re- markable brilliancy of its coloration ) , finds its way northward along this warm belt of bottom . But it so ...
... surface current ) , but a warm river running down below . The tile fish , which is a tropical animal ( accounting for the re- markable brilliancy of its coloration ) , finds its way northward along this warm belt of bottom . But it so ...
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