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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 26 (1903) (1903)

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proportionately reduced. to reconnoiter. and uncertain in wet, cloudy weather, and practically There are in New England and in the Middle and Although we might resume the attack, since ‘we have ceases in winter. The problem has been, therefore, to Western States vast beds of peat that have been… … water and air gage match. means independent of sun The door is then lowered, or wind and then carbon- and word is telephoned the ized by heat that can defy engine room to go ahead slowly. The men watch the even the cold of an arctic winter. This electrical the substance of ‘peat into’ coke’ or coal…

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