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

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er- Parian marble is attained. taken from the cooled leer is covered with plaster of ous breakages. When successfully turned, the other side is ground. For the grinding operations the Paris, and one of the beds of the grinding machine is Coal Consumed in Cities of the United States. lowered on it.… … gine and boiler for actuating all the parts of the ma- 1,698,955 tons anthracite and 3,616,876 tons bitumin- General section of oven. Plan view of ventilating Ventilating bricks, brick section. chine. Duplicate beds on which the glass is rolled are ous. The above figures include all coal used by…

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