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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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and geography, and he has billions, in which its employment in commerce enters also made considerable progress in arithmetic. Hecan for a large figure. It is especially in America, without for50 minutes, being carried around the Whirlpool four do chair caning, carpentry work, and even manages to… … held in position by five 1-inch iron bars. vice Institute, a prize for the best essay on the ration THE BOAT PASSING THROUGH THE WHIRLPOOL Our photographs were taken by Mr. G. E. Stone- for use of the army in the Tropics. Dr. Munson’s essay RAPIDS, received the prize. Heconsiders that the present…

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