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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 22 (June 1907) (1907)

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surrounding the mass are taken down, and the wall of sulphur is broken up by laborers and wheeled into the cars. The illustration giving a general panoramic view of the plant shows thirty of the derricks by which the wells were driven, and several of the large boiler plants for producing the… … sodium carbonate. Cadmium salts are to be had in the the surface having sunk over a large ter Wooden Walls of Bin Had Been Removed. rty Derricks by Which the Pipes Are Sunk to the Sulphur Deposits. VR MINES OF LOUISIANA.

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