The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 171
... carrying capacity of 2,500 tons each . At that time ship builders were talking of trying to build a boat 300 feet long ... carry as much as five of the old buckets ; theoretically it would do more than five times the amount of work be ...
... carrying capacity of 2,500 tons each . At that time ship builders were talking of trying to build a boat 300 feet long ... carry as much as five of the old buckets ; theoretically it would do more than five times the amount of work be ...
Page 222
... carry with them to the bottom of the deep a large mesh sack in which the sponges are placed as they gather them with both hands , almost the same as one would gather apples or oranges . The boats follow along on the surface pumping ...
... carry with them to the bottom of the deep a large mesh sack in which the sponges are placed as they gather them with both hands , almost the same as one would gather apples or oranges . The boats follow along on the surface pumping ...
Page 326
... carry its cargo of fifteen or twenty seeds for a long distance be- fore dropping them in the mud to ger- minate and take root . Many seeds are equipped for either aviation or naviga- tion , flying upon the wings of the wind , or ...
... carry its cargo of fifteen or twenty seeds for a long distance be- fore dropping them in the mud to ger- minate and take root . Many seeds are equipped for either aviation or naviga- tion , flying upon the wings of the wind , or ...
Contents
Contents for October 1911 | 131 |
professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Farming for Sponges | 212 |
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