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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 2 (1876) (1876)
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h ivies, smilax, mignonette, hyacinths, pri- magnetization. The magnetized watch was laid upona table| Professor Maynard says, in the Scientific Farmer: Com- | mulas, stevias, petunias, verbenas, lobelias, and roses, In in the neighborhood of a common compass needle. Each | paratively few persons… … flowers. It can therefore be more readily propa- after having been two or three years decaying, make gated in this way than the common guelder rose; admirable stuff for potting plants and for flowers in and it is sufficiently hardy to flourish out of doors, THE GUELDER ROSE, general, © 1876…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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