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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 12 (March 1896) (1896)

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s a very efficient drier. Thus the gas dustry which has reached proportions unequaled in is sufficient to afford considerable sport in even a mod- is delivered in the best possible condition to the any other country of the world. Twenty years ago, erate breeze. In tacking, the free hand is raised… … of blast furnaces use charcoal, the a sleeping car in the Pennsylvania proportion being reduced to less than M.M^'ii.t Railroad yard at Pittsburg. The 6 per cent of the whole; for the rest cleaners were renovating the uphol- SKATING WITH THE AID OF A SAIL SWEDISH SYSTEM coal and coke serve as fuel.…

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