Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), December 1927, p. 67

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Pr wen ‘ the wom ey sme ies Upon the sailing of the S. S. Mercer, with powdered coal fired boilers driving her to new fuel economy records, the fact stands forth that: IT REMAINED FOR PEABODY ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE TO CREATE , POWDERED COAL BURNERS to make the firing of that low cost fuel a practical Success in Scotch Marine Boilers. PEABODY ENGINEERING CORPORATION 112-114 East 42nd Street New York City MARINE REVIEW—December, 1927 67

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