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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 10 (September 1883) (1883)

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uently medium of exchange. Money, in bills or coin, had a value ful in a smith's shop, and capable of promoting economy in proved that when a gas main breaks in the street, people in that would be looked upon now as almost a worshiping of a wages, fuel, and iron. The saws are made in different… … nich, where the room held 38 cubic meters now four tons of coal (two fires), about CIECULAR SAW FOR HOT IRON. (988 cubic feet) of air, 1'44 cubic meters equal. Food cost less forty years ago (about 53 cubic feet) of coal gas sufficed, than now; but it was not the same food. when mixed with the air,…

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