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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 2 (1901) (1901)

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nt the victims lost their lives by being cause make them so. Even a slight buried under the timber, plaster and accident to an engine frequently brick, which covered the ground in causes it to become “ hoodooed,” or to some places to ac th of ten feet. be considered as unlucky in the eyes Without… … and get another position. As shown by the accom- at Detroit, Mich., blew out, one afternoon, killing two of the mill were practically uninjured. Although near- panying illustrations, some very curious results have persons and injuring seven. The force was such that ly 100 persons were at work in…

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