Odd facts and figures from early petroleum history
Forty five million barrels a year is Mexico's crude production under Petroleos Mexicanos a figure close to ten days of U S output An early 20th century boom saw 16 Model T's on U S roads boosting petroleum demand The term ondaniqué traces Marco Polo's travels to Indian steel Persian influences note New Nobel laureate John Galsworthy led 1932 literary prize Synthetic rubber in 1944 used about 2 percent of petroleum output.
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