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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 10 (1890) (1890)

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rough a nut or body the true bottoms, so that it will come out at the front few other animals for their supply of food was shown from which radiate arched or recurved stems. The by Gen. Sherman’s proposal, in the days when the ends of these stems move vertically in narrow slots of idea was current… … rations too soon. Ot through the central groove, while the car is swinging. The Invention of Artificial Silk. with the utmost precision by the turning of the screw. A number indicating the highest count is placed oppo- Exterior to the wick is a surrounding tube, extending The recent development of…

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