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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 4 (January 1891) (1891)

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material, preferably trade outside of the millions of tons in the coal and ore so that the rheostat can be adapted to the current to finely granulated coke, sifted so as to remove all fine business. But they are unable to meet requirements be controlled. dust. Oven-made engine coke is recommended… … Running transmitter, 0560 milliampere. built by the Globe Iron Works Kg. 2.-EHE0STAT FORMED OF LAMPS. Company—cost her owners $223,000. » I » > ♦ She is 292 feet keel, 312 feet over all, Fat In milk. 40 feet beam and 24^ feet moulded depth. Her triple in will of course be that of the lamp ; with…

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