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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 20 (1900) (1900)

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west depression is 200 feet below It is in the months of greatest heat that the sand does the ordinary crude rubber. The botanical name sea-level, but above this rises Telescope Peak, 11,000 storms of Death Valley are most deadly. They rage of this shrub is Synatherecas-Mexicanas,-and it fur- with… … Death Valley, at the Monte Blanco mines. The borax WATER COOLER USED IN DEATH VALLEY. SPANISH BAYONET PLANT IN DEATH VALLEY. industry is so important that we shall have a special article upon the subject in the near future. its own weight, while the method of extraction, and site the Funeral Peak,…

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