The Technical World Magazine, Volume 21Technical World Company, 1914 |
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Page 36
... built for the war office but in reality it is merely an honest attempt by an English engineer to build the right sort of a car to contend with the British climate . The only battles it will have to pass through are those with wind ...
... built for the war office but in reality it is merely an honest attempt by an English engineer to build the right sort of a car to contend with the British climate . The only battles it will have to pass through are those with wind ...
Page 46
... built within twenty years can be properly massaged and groomed for a fight or a frolic . This re- cently completed Drydock Number Four in the Brooklyn Navy Yard was not built , however , without extraordinary difficul- ties being ...
... built within twenty years can be properly massaged and groomed for a fight or a frolic . This re- cently completed Drydock Number Four in the Brooklyn Navy Yard was not built , however , without extraordinary difficul- ties being ...
Page 48
... built . After the second company's failure , the Government altered its policy toward the dock project . In addition to letting the contract to a new firm , a naval engineer was named to supervise the work and advise with the ...
... built . After the second company's failure , the Government altered its policy toward the dock project . In addition to letting the contract to a new firm , a naval engineer was named to supervise the work and advise with the ...
Page 49
... built . For the floor , one hundred and fifty - four separate caissons were driven to get a rock foundation for the same number of concrete piers . The floor , eight feet thick , is the most inter- esting portion of the work . It had to ...
... built . For the floor , one hundred and fifty - four separate caissons were driven to get a rock foundation for the same number of concrete piers . The floor , eight feet thick , is the most inter- esting portion of the work . It had to ...
Page 53
The famous mule which has been used since the first canal was built for work on the towpaths is about to lose his job . A MOTOR truck has made the experi- siderable time before being discovered . PHANT'S ROYALTY By WARREN H. MILLER ...
The famous mule which has been used since the first canal was built for work on the towpaths is about to lose his job . A MOTOR truck has made the experi- siderable time before being discovered . PHANT'S ROYALTY By WARREN H. MILLER ...
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