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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 24 (1898) (1898)

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r. enough to admit a person’s body. <A man standing in About 50,000 years ago, almost the entire State of New a Lake George ‘‘kettle” gives an idea of their shape stone or a number of small stones which bored the York was covered by ice. The Hudson River was a hole. They are generally worn round,… … southward, head and de- which is filled spairing figure with water, bending over a forming the lake. Rogers Rock, an immense elevation rising abruptly with a precipitous face toward the of evil grins below. most interesting in the country and have been seen by water, is abcut five miles south of…

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