Low Water-Look Out

By Mr. E. A. Smith and Sr.,
Published on September 1, 1966
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Courtesy of Mr. E. A. Smith, Sr., 219 Hubbard St., North Fort Myers, Florida Frog Smith and #3 in park at Gulf Hammock, Florida. Vulcan 2-8-0, 1913. Beside Route 19 in Florida.
Courtesy of Mr. E. A. Smith, Sr., 219 Hubbard St., North Fort Myers, Florida Frog Smith and #3 in park at Gulf Hammock, Florida. Vulcan 2-8-0, 1913. Beside Route 19 in Florida.
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Courtesy of Lauren D. Christy, 804 Gillette Avenue, Gillette, Wyoming 82716 C. W. Morse, Carpenter Wyoming and his 20-60 Minneapolis Number 7559.
Courtesy of Lauren D. Christy, 804 Gillette Avenue, Gillette, Wyoming 82716 C. W. Morse, Carpenter Wyoming and his 20-60 Minneapolis Number 7559.

219 Hubbard Street, North Fort Myers, Florida

On page 30 of Iron Men Album for Nov.-Dec., Mr. Ralph Thyng
tells a hair-raising tale (and I’m Bald), about low water in a
steam boiler. Well Brother, low water is no laughing matter until
you see it in the glass. I feel I ought to know because I once
burned two rows of flues in one end of a boiler while I had a full

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