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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 26 (1905) (1905)

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hour, which, if we may take the “Rhode necticut” and “Louisiana,” authorized in 1902, will The advantages of a gas fuel had by this time been Island” as a criterion, is likely to be exceeded in all learned: its cleanliness, its controllability, its power, have been completed, and it is possible… … sary engineering knowledge and experience. It to have come through the ordeal most successful- THE GAS PRODUCER FOR HEATING PROCESSES, is a mistake, however, to refuse to investigate ly, not a single case, we believe, having been re- this subject because of the blunders of some. The de- corded of…

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