Condensing apparatus for vapors using water cooled housing
A patent by Charles B Dahlgreen describes a condensation system for vapors or fumes. The design includes a water filled annular channel around a retort, a housing dipped into the water, and perforated water pipes above to spray the housing keeping it saturated. Evaporation provides refrigerating action condensing fumes inside the housing and channel.
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Charles B
Dahlgreen
Scientific Press
Descriptive Notes on Laps Clothing and Buffalo Preservation
The excerpt describes clothing of the Laps including leather boots with reindeer uppers, waterproofing, and hay insulation, winter and summer wear, headgear, belts, and adornments. It then discusses buffalo destruction, citing 3-4 million hunted annually in recent decades, mainly for hides along the Santa Fe railroad route, and urges government action to restrict hides, ban certain seasons, and set preserves to prevent extinction.
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Laylanders
Liyone
Mae Eiller
Sumer
Beeen
Ely
Popular Science “Monthly
Origin of Petroléum Tasked as Codfish Product
A Philadelphia based American source quotes that eminent philosophers have concluded petroleum is a codfish product. The article notes a Pennsylvanian author’s remarks reflecting on the oceanic origin and raises curious opinions about natural resources.
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Philadelphia . Worth
Silver ore boom and new sound-based depth measurement
A Za Paz correspondent reports Brooks as sole owner of the Her imaguera company’s mines with ore awaiting shipment to Europe at $150 per ton. The process saves power and increases yield, while copper mines nearby ship high grade ore to Europe. A reciprocal trade with this country is proposed to boost industry, with new sound-based depth measurement advances aiding artillery coast defense.
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The
Badtetin
Za ‘Paz
California
Nevada
Europe
Southern Cross
Molege
Sam
Mexico
England
Washington
Asia
le Boulanger
Navigation notes on river widths and harbor access
Fragmentary report describes river navigation widths and harbor access, mentioning the Mississippi and Chicago areas. It references 143 feet and 75 feet widths, and hints at a class and system related to maritime use.
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Elie
Mississippi
Chicazo
Paper blankets proposed to aid ventilation and comfort
The British Mail notes frequent newspaper suggestions to use brown paper as a blanket layered atop wrappers to improve ventilation. Mr Loder has paper blankets with four inch gaps, praised as clean, economical and a boon to the poor for better warmth and air flow.
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British Mail
Loder
Scientific Notes Introductory Fragments of Food and Fire
A garbled excerpt discusses food cut from a tree baked to a ghircoal forming an avain, burning to ashes and color changes, with references to Prof Blosh and smelt flows. The text includes disjoint phrases about laborers, sums, and corn cobs used for fire light, lacking coherent narrative.
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Blosh
Eala
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