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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 27 (December 1893) (1893)

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ny perforations in are drawn up. At the outset the opinion is expressed cess of gas stoves : upon this point the Lancet is em- protected by metallic eyelets. The small figures repre- that the universal adoption of gaseous fuel would un- sent the distributer in section and perspective. It has… … ture 26°, no less than 118,000,000 were required, while on the following Tuesday as much as 128,000,000, that is, some50,000,000 cubic feet of gas above the normal two metal bands from which chains pass to the deck of daily winter demand, and an addition nearly equal to the vessel, other chains…

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