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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 20 (November 1903) (1903)

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0leet. We have not considered the subject ofChemical fiber, owing to the diverse forms in Now, having dealt with the vast proportions of theraw materials, we come to the finished products. Ourcomparisons show news paper in two forms: first, inthe roll, 454,572 tons making a roll 450 feet long… … with printing presses denote the relative number ofperiodicals of various kinds. Thus the square markedMonthly stands for 1,817 periodicals; the Dailystands for 2,226 periodicals; and the Weekly, 12,979publications. To print the finished product requiresthe services of 204,791 printers. If they…

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