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

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Proportion in Which Advertising, Sub-scription and Sales and Book andJob Printing- Form of the Total Valueof all Products. One lesson of the recent disaster on theParis Metropolitan Railway is to emphasizethe importance of a special fire helmet forirrespirable atmospheres. It seems that ahelmet of… … AMOUNT OF MATERIAL CONSUMED ANNUALLY IN THE MANUFACTURE OF BOOKS AND PERIODICALS IN THE UNITED STATES. ■which it is consumed, although the bulk is very great,amounting to 644,006 tons. The old or waste paperconsumed amounted to 356,193 tons. This would makea solid 499 x 348 x 254 feet. Two hundred…

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