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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 21 (1899) (1899)

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r containing the revolving barrel has allowed to stand for some time, this a larger internal diameter than that liquid forms a very agreeable milky of thedrum. The flow of the steam juice, that is relished not only by the Ree a caphemucccckrtvrcceccvccdibicdil 4 we 6 CST natives, but by Europeans… … cating engine, it is essential for the hollow sections of the trunk. From best results that the capacities of the the roots the natives extract a red cylinders should be_ proportionate dyeing material, that they chew to the various stages of the expan- in place of the areca palm nuts or sion of the…

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