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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 15 (April 1892) (1892)

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coal is used for, work-ing successfully on boilers, brick kilns, forges, ovens,salt evaporators, driers, etc. Compressed Air in Chicago. An ordinance has been passed and signed by themayor of Chicago giving permission to a companyknown as the Chicago Power, Supply, and SmokeAbating Company to lay… … Map of Glacier Bay, Alaska, and its surroundings. Arrow points indi-cate glacial area. (Courtesy of Prof. G. F. Wriglit.) BY S. p. BALDWIN. The first known of that greatest of Alaskas wonders,the Muir glacier, was reported in the account of Van-couvers explorations about Sitka in 1794, where he…

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