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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 22 (1884) (1884)

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ndition, and who havehad the keen- proving and strengthening the cap that the oil suddenly and at least two or three decades before they touch the cells ness to perceive that it was not the expense in procuring and blew it off and spouted 300 feet high. It then became, of 2,000 feet below the… … by the time it reached the market, but the awkward facili- enormous at the feeble depth of from 100 feet to 600 feet with the oil ground to pieces the huge and massive beams at ties of transportation at that time afforded; and it has been to below the surface, that no inducement to deep sinking…

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