The Technical World Magazine, Volume 20Technical World Company, 1913 |
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Page 125
... coal is gone . Let the moisture soften that soapstone and you have nothing to bind the slate together . It falls and someone's ' buddy ' is killed . " The pit boss looked at the inventor with mouth gaping . He had lived under those ...
... coal is gone . Let the moisture soften that soapstone and you have nothing to bind the slate together . It falls and someone's ' buddy ' is killed . " The pit boss looked at the inventor with mouth gaping . He had lived under those ...
Page 126
... coal , and they set about to prove their hypothesis . Because coal is almost completely ab- sent and practically prohibited for fuel uses at the necessarily high price , need of fuel in the Sudan has kept the indus- trial development of ...
... coal , and they set about to prove their hypothesis . Because coal is almost completely ab- sent and practically prohibited for fuel uses at the necessarily high price , need of fuel in the Sudan has kept the indus- trial development of ...
Page 156
... Coal dealers starve on the Minidoka Project . But Minidoka will not enjoy this dis- tinction very long . Every five years the output and the capacity of electric plants in the United States are doubling . are doubling . Where a ...
... Coal dealers starve on the Minidoka Project . But Minidoka will not enjoy this dis- tinction very long . Every five years the output and the capacity of electric plants in the United States are doubling . are doubling . Where a ...
Page 168
... coal ? " thirty thousand men . But if you deduct from the United States regular army , all padded lists , all absentees , invalids , officers , etc. , the guard required for Panama would practically take the back bone of the United ...
... coal ? " thirty thousand men . But if you deduct from the United States regular army , all padded lists , all absentees , invalids , officers , etc. , the guard required for Panama would practically take the back bone of the United ...
Page 169
... coal ? Our coal is car- ried by foreign ships , which might fail on the outbreak of war . When the fleet went round the world with a whoop of publicity , the whole United States had not enough merchant vessels to carry coal for the ...
... coal ? Our coal is car- ried by foreign ships , which might fail on the outbreak of war . When the fleet went round the world with a whoop of publicity , the whole United States had not enough merchant vessels to carry coal for the ...
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