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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 9 (1891) (1891)

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of weakness in scientific inen is of dollars in defending the abstruse doctrine that tele- of remaining a cumbrous dependent, become a support phonic speech can only be transmitted by an undula- that they are often less “ practical” in their work than to the parent branch and furnish it sustenance… … a line of useful- genera are indi- AN AMERICAN BANYAN TREE. ness and an op- genous. The ban- portunity for good yan or rubber tree not duly appreciated heretofore.—Sidereal Messenger. is one of this number. Our illustration is from a speci- do it, and that other devices are simply a juggle to get…

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