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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 3 (1896) (1896)

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ams are cut of reeds used as torches by Indians ina gallery 900 feet from the entrance, thus presenting us in the final out by women and girls with shears and knives, the operation foreach suit taking about 10 minutes. The summing up of this strange evidence a new notion of the relation of the… … ESSING RAGS INTO BALES — SEW/NG UP SALES. INTERIOR OF PRESS. PR animal, whose remains outnumber all its fossil con- seams burned out with sulphuric acid, as stated above. and reduced to such fragments as can be made by the temporaries at Port Kennedy. The rags, when sold, are then pressed into…

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