The Technical World Magazine, Volume 19Technical World Company, 1913 |
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... miles from Keokuk into an indus- trial region of the first importance . Yet , impressive as is this one project at Keokuk , another concern is now at work developing a power almost as great , a few miles up the Mississippi , at ...
... miles from Keokuk into an indus- trial region of the first importance . Yet , impressive as is this one project at Keokuk , another concern is now at work developing a power almost as great , a few miles up the Mississippi , at ...
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... mile long , of monolithic con- crete , with 199 concrete arches . The water will be raised 30 feet , and backed up stream a distance of 65 miles . The two huge locks are each 400 feet long , and 110 feet wide - the same width as those ...
... mile long , of monolithic con- crete , with 199 concrete arches . The water will be raised 30 feet , and backed up stream a distance of 65 miles . The two huge locks are each 400 feet long , and 110 feet wide - the same width as those ...
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... miles around were patiently waiting in the vicinity of the cabin door . The doctor was astounded at their num- bers ; their condition ap- palled him . The horrible effects of trachoma were to be seen everywhere . ness , and nothing in a ...
... miles around were patiently waiting in the vicinity of the cabin door . The doctor was astounded at their num- bers ; their condition ap- palled him . The horrible effects of trachoma were to be seen everywhere . ness , and nothing in a ...
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... miles . The Krupp gun's greatest exploit was a range of 121⁄2 miles , which was obtained in. WORLD'S BIGGEST GUN TO GUARD PANAMA CANAL . 76 TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE Robert H Moulton 49 Arthur St George Joyce 55 60.
... miles . The Krupp gun's greatest exploit was a range of 121⁄2 miles , which was obtained in. WORLD'S BIGGEST GUN TO GUARD PANAMA CANAL . 76 TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE Robert H Moulton 49 Arthur St George Joyce 55 60.
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... miles must be covered in primitive conveyances to secure a carload . When they are finally purchased , they must be handled with extreme care . The offshoots are carefully taken from the ground about the parent tree and wrapped in ...
... miles must be covered in primitive conveyances to secure a carload . When they are finally purchased , they must be handled with extreme care . The offshoots are carefully taken from the ground about the parent tree and wrapped in ...
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