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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 22 (1898) (1898)

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l furnace was that are intoxicating, and the blossoms of such plants are especially sought out the first. ‘‘ Diamonds in by certain insects, who Meteorites” is an interest- seem to enjoy a debauch ing article by Mrs. E. M. on the natural stimulants Souvielle. ‘‘ The Decorah as much as does a… … middle of September to Status of the Electrical NEW late in November, unless Engineer” is the inaugural cut down by severe frosts. address of Prof. A. E. of its head, the bee thrust out its proboscis and stag- This is a beautiful flower, both as to foliage and Kennelly before the American Institute…

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