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Page 399
old plant so that it could produce about 30 tons of crude oil daily ( page 395 ) . The place reeked with the smell ... produced only 300 tons of coal a day . It grew into a remarkable enterprise and employed a staff of 300,000 . Running ...
old plant so that it could produce about 30 tons of crude oil daily ( page 395 ) . The place reeked with the smell ... produced only 300 tons of coal a day . It grew into a remarkable enterprise and employed a staff of 300,000 . Running ...
Page 401
... produce good coking coal . In all , before Japanese enterprise ended here , 42 mines were in operation and had produced more than 25,000,000 tons of coal annually . Across the lower part of the Manchuria map my acquaintance indicated an ...
... produce good coking coal . In all , before Japanese enterprise ended here , 42 mines were in operation and had produced more than 25,000,000 tons of coal annually . Across the lower part of the Manchuria map my acquaintance indicated an ...
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... produce malleable iron by blowing air through a bath of molten blast furnace iron . Kelly's family thought him insane and forced him to go to the local doctor , who fortunately was so well educated in science that he realized that the ...
... produce malleable iron by blowing air through a bath of molten blast furnace iron . Kelly's family thought him insane and forced him to go to the local doctor , who fortunately was so well educated in science that he realized that the ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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