The Locomotive . f Inspectorship, October 1928, 119.*Too Near for Comfort, October 1928, 106.*Tubes Pulling Out, Explosion Caused by, April 1928, 42.*Turbine Overspecded by Low Pressure Steam, July 1929, 206.*Turl)ine-compressor explosion at Indianapolis, Ind., Sewage Disposal Plant, January 1928, 4.*Turbo-generator Accident at Indianapolis Power & Light Co., July 1928, 80.*Turbo-generator Units, Immense New, April 1929, Designs, Failures Show Up Weakness of, October 1929, 233.*Unfired Pressure Vessels, Minimum Safe Thickness Method of Drill Testing, by G. H. Stickney, Supt. Bo
The Locomotive . f Inspectorship, October 1928, 119.*Too Near for Comfort, October 1928, 106.*Tubes Pulling Out, Explosion Caused by, April 1928, 42.*Turbine Overspecded by Low Pressure Steam, July 1929, 206.*Turl)ine-compressor explosion at Indianapolis, Ind., Sewage Disposal Plant, January 1928, 4.*Turbo-generator Accident at Indianapolis Power & Light Co., July 1928, 80.*Turbo-generator Units, Immense New, April 1929, Designs, Failures Show Up Weakness of, October 1929, 233.*Unfired Pressure Vessels, Minimum Safe Thickness Method of Drill Testing, by G. H. Stickney, Supt. Boiler Dept., January 1929, , W. P., Advanced, October, 1929, , Thompson Parish, obituary, October 1928, 118.*Waterwheel and Diesel, Teaming Up, July 1928, 91. Watson, E. G., Appointed Manager & Chief Inspector at Seattle, July 1928, Bursts During Test Run of Stand-by Unit, October, 1929, , C. W., Made Chief Inspector, October 1929, 245. Vol. XXXVII No. I January 1928. A QUARTERLY MAGAZINEDEVOTED TO POWER PLANT PROTECTION Published continuously since 1867 by The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company Please show to your Engineer THE LOCOMOTIVE January, Into Such a Peaceful Scene RUNNING through the southeast corner of Pennsylvania andinto the state of Delaware is a stream of water known as Brandy-wine Creek — sometimes glorified by being called a river. Beforeit empties into the Delaware River at Wilmington it traverses historiccountry — country made famous in the Revolution by the Battle ofthe Brandywine. Though a comparatively small stream, there may befound along its banks the ruins of old time mills —? many of themprobably grist mills — where the quiet farmer folk of years gone bywould take their grain. Later, there grew up on the banks of thisstream numerous small villages supported by textile mills, many of
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