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

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raw (one of the straws being longer ———_—o>+ + 2 ——_ commending their readers to become subscribers to the than the other), and make the joints tight with wax. Common Poison Plants. ScIENTIFIC AMERICAN, we add the suggestion that It will suffice to suck through the longer straw in order The… … ney bean is a powerful narcotic. Comparatively well known as a dangerous plant is the ‘ jimson weed,’ which SIPHON MADE OF A STRAW AND A PEACH PIT, is often seen by the roadside, conspicuous by reason of keep the paper on file, for the beneficial influence it the extremities of each of the straws…

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