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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 12 (1893) (1893)

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it does not seldom cooler than 55° Fah. [n order to obtain a tem- ‘““You may have noticed by cablethat the largest contain sulphur to such an extent as our American perature of 60° in hot weather, the subterranean ex- diamond the world has ever seen has been found here. zine, consequently does not… … I have noticed that all, or nearly all, of those who results will ensue, as it must absorb the water of con- come here from the cities or from towns away from the densation from the cooling air and also bea partial “The Largest Diamond in the World :” The “‘Jagersfontein Excelsior,” coast use…

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