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Facts about peat as an article of fuel
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Leavitt's condensing and moulding mill, for the manufacture of peat fuel.
Title page
Leavitt's peat condensing and moulding mill.
Title page
Contents.
Introduction
Preliminary remarks.
Origin and composition of peat.
Methods of preparation for fuel.
Peat-Charcoal.
Peat in France.
Peat in Italy.
Peat on the Falkland Islands.
Peat in Newfoundland.
Peat in Nova Scotia.
Peat in Asia.
Peat in Canada.
Peat in Maine.
Peat in New Hampshire.
Peat in Vermont.
Peat in Massachusetts.
Peat in Rhode Island.
Peat in Connecticut.
Peat in New York.
Peat in New Jersey.
Peat in Pennsylvania.
Peat in Virginia.
Peat in Ohio.
Peat in Michigan.
Peat in Indiana.
Peat in Illinois.
Peat in Wisconsin.
Peat in Iowa.
Peat in Minnesota.
Peat in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Nevada.
Peat in California.
Peat in the manufacture of Iron.
Peat as applied for generation steam.
Peat for domestic purposes.
Intensity of heat generated by Peat.
How to use Peat.
Gas from Peat.
Peat in gunpowder and fireworks.
Chemical products from the distillation of Peat.
Analyses and properties of Peat.
Tests, experiments, and testimony.
Peat for pavements.
Paper from Peat.
Peat for building and ornamental work.
Peat for tanning leather.
Antispetic properties of Peat.
Peat as a disinfectant and deodorizing agent.
Peat as a fertilizer.
Ashes of Peat.
Conclusions.
Authorities quoted.
The utilization of coal dust with Peat.
Appendix.
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