The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 68
... keep to windward of the island . " A little before 9 o'clock we were only four miles from this belching , roaring ... keeping to leeward to escape the heat , we crept to within a mile of the shore . But we did not long remain there as ...
... keep to windward of the island . " A little before 9 o'clock we were only four miles from this belching , roaring ... keeping to leeward to escape the heat , we crept to within a mile of the shore . But we did not long remain there as ...
Page 70
... keep the plaster from absorbing the water in the cement . The solid rock at the bot- tom of the fourteen foot excavation be- neath the statue was pierced and twenty- four rods of steel dipped in brimstone and plaster were anchored in ...
... keep the plaster from absorbing the water in the cement . The solid rock at the bot- tom of the fourteen foot excavation be- neath the statue was pierced and twenty- four rods of steel dipped in brimstone and plaster were anchored in ...
Page 80
... keep the ship in constant touch with the shore and with other ships and the elaborate fire protection system to be found on all modern liners . In ad- dition to all these the Olympic has a new wrinkle in the arrangement of the small ...
... keep the ship in constant touch with the shore and with other ships and the elaborate fire protection system to be found on all modern liners . In ad- dition to all these the Olympic has a new wrinkle in the arrangement of the small ...
Page 85
... keep their front yards mowed and their front gates on hinges . Civic pride rolled up its municipal sleeves and ... keeping an eye on the population of the other . Neither one dares sleep out of fear that the other may be awake and each ...
... keep their front yards mowed and their front gates on hinges . Civic pride rolled up its municipal sleeves and ... keeping an eye on the population of the other . Neither one dares sleep out of fear that the other may be awake and each ...
Page 88
... keep the farmer in the country has been to keep him poor . As soon as he can afford it he promptly sells his farm and as promptly moves to town . In view of these facts it has seemed to be rather humorous that city dwellers should be ...
... keep the farmer in the country has been to keep him poor . As soon as he can afford it he promptly sells his farm and as promptly moves to town . In view of these facts it has seemed to be rather humorous that city dwellers should be ...
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