When one has lived with the subject as long as I have with this, there is no one thing in it that stands out as particularly interesting. The subject of sulphur in its relation to the Salt Domes of the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Texas is a large one, and without previous preparation, a condensed statement by me, along geological lines, would be difficult.
One interesting fact about sulphur is its absence in commercially available quantities,—even with the Frasch process for mining.
There are few places in the world where some sulphur will not be found. Many people believe...
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