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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 23 (1896) (1896)

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Guinea, Dr. Lauterbach, well proved. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians, shown also in the small view, the slot in the disk being Dr. Keruting, and Herr Tappenbeck, discovered in long before the dawn of the Christian era, resorted to closed by a riveted plate when the disk has been placed October,… … hair were known as chimneurs. The Bretons called plants, it evaporates, according to Prof. Wollney, a far RYAN’S SHORE ANCHOR. thein margoulins, which terms have no fit English par- greater quantity of moisture than when the surface is alleix. These curious journeymen exerted every effort bare. In…

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