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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 8 (February 1901) (1901)

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s are raised and lowered, each by per cent; between 140 and 170 degrees, 9.2 per cent; by the increased output of the field. Month after means of a single steel wire cable, operated by inde- between 170 and 200 degrees, 3.6 per cent; between month the tankage capacity of the refinery was in-… … In addition to the consider- countries, it being the habit HOISTING ENGINES FOR THE DIPPER. able plant as outlined above, of the peasant class, the there is an engine and direct-connected dynamo for fur- largest consumers of sugar, to hold a lump in their creased, until now there are between thirty…

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