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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 12 (1895) (1895)

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rs, Frankfort-on-the-Main, now in the employ of tunate willow battles against some 400 species of in- step is shown in Fig. 5, starting the dividing of the sect foes. Some idea of the immense loss that is sus- cago, Ill. It was by this firm that the large hammered tained by the human race from… … ond layer is divided into five A HAMMERED plant lice; ground beetles are leaves (Fig. 17). With the metal said to prey upon the potato cold, the edges are rounded and beetle and various kinds of caterpillars; while the iron gateway was constructed that formed so striking made thin, and then dished…

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