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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 17 (1902) (1902)

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, which bination without the carbon, the flame is much hotter. The demand created by the popularity of the fuel ex- Since the carbon of the kerosene is completely burned is made in Philadelphia, has been in use in that city ceeded the supply of sawdust obtainable in the vicinity for sufficient time… … Blue-Flame Wickless Heating Oil Stove, closed and a match applied to the asbestos. The oil Blue-Flame Burner, Showing Cast Iron Trough, in this, catching fire, heats the coil and in a short Regulating Valve, and Cylindrical Case. instead of being merely heated white hot, there is but time—perhaps…

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