The Technical World Magazine, Volume 14Technical World Company, 1910 |
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... natural resources to waste . It is the same prob- lem as ours , but worse . Having no forests to chop down and no water powers to use , England's attention is directed toward but one object - making coal go as far as it can . The aim is ...
... natural resources to waste . It is the same prob- lem as ours , but worse . Having no forests to chop down and no water powers to use , England's attention is directed toward but one object - making coal go as far as it can . The aim is ...
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... natural corollary of trades- men . The very object of the use of power is the displacing of the dollar - a - day man by the skilled mechanic . A town in which electricity is the motive power does not develop , nor use , the human being ...
... natural corollary of trades- men . The very object of the use of power is the displacing of the dollar - a - day man by the skilled mechanic . A town in which electricity is the motive power does not develop , nor use , the human being ...
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... natural increase is at least equal to that of cattle . COPYRIGHT , 1908 , W. F. KENDRICK . Elk farming , then , on a large scale , with adequate winter feeding , ought to prove fully as profitable as range cattle raising ever did . The ...
... natural increase is at least equal to that of cattle . COPYRIGHT , 1908 , W. F. KENDRICK . Elk farming , then , on a large scale , with adequate winter feeding , ought to prove fully as profitable as range cattle raising ever did . The ...
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... naturally into a disciplinarian who can chum with his crew and at the same time command its respect and implicit obedience ; a navigator who has " learned by doing , " and knows the fishing grounds as the city gamin knows his own neigh ...
... naturally into a disciplinarian who can chum with his crew and at the same time command its respect and implicit obedience ; a navigator who has " learned by doing , " and knows the fishing grounds as the city gamin knows his own neigh ...
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... Natural History is that of the trachodon or duckbilled dinosaur illustrated herewith . Not only is the species so rare that only the genus has been named , but this individual was found with the skin intact and pet- rified to stone ...
... Natural History is that of the trachodon or duckbilled dinosaur illustrated herewith . Not only is the species so rare that only the genus has been named , but this individual was found with the skin intact and pet- rified to stone ...
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