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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 3 (July 1903) (1903)

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he total year- term be preferred), despite all protests, continues to African savage, comes from the enterprising manufac- ly world production of gold since 1900 would increase turing town of Birmingham, England. Mr. F. Poole, carry on his business. the height of such tower about 3 feet each year.… … Buddhas of all gas, the quantity of the latter available is so much sizes and of all ma- greater that the total available heat units in the pro- ducer gas are practically four times as great as with terials are made, to be sold at all lighting gas derived from the same weight of fuel. THE " CIRCLE…

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