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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 11 (March 1884) (1884)

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uld not add a cipher to its previous 500,000 The gas and oil burners for use during clear weather into a degree »i vitality and a measure of prosperity and barrels and double or treble it. If so, American petroleum have, with flames of IJ^ inches diameter, an intensity of importance of which no one… … 1. A Petroleum Poantain During the First Five Days. 8. The Petroleum Wens. 3. The Harbor of Baka. THE PETROLEUM WELLS OF BAKU, ON THE CASPIAN SEA. diameter, as with the old type of burner originally forth its treasures in a most unwonted fashion. We in this But in relation to this, one very…

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