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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 24 (December 1902) (1902)

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74 which for a contract horse power of 38,000 to 40,000 average hams. It is 7'/i feet high. 3 feet in diameter will require 50 per cent more grate surface, and about and 11 *& feet high. The gallons and gallons of wines, liquors, and beer consumed should dishearten the most and 2 feet thick. 25 per… … A GBAFHICAL C0MPABIS0N OF THE PROVISIONS OP A TRANSATLANTIC LINES. likely to exceed her contract horse power and speed during a trip to Bremen or New York weighs 4,840 tie of "beverages" the following items are to be found by a very wide margin, and we fully expect that after In the purser's…

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