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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 20 (1884) (1884)

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although they thrive fairly arm-like branches are produced near the top, and stretch out well in ashaded one. We must remember that naturally trough is supported by a central pivot around which it re- horizontally; the long stilt-like aerial roots, which, growing volves. The change of inclination… … to work either pumps or mills. is now hardly a case of sickness It should be noticed that the reported, Iv other words, the hu: flexible steam pipe employed to man pig sties have been washed convey the steam to the engine, as well as the steam cham- ramify freely, and so afford safe anchorage to…

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