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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 16 (1901) (1901)

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- the drug medicinally, the hair was found to contain eration. The truly magnificent river steamers of the arsenic in the proportion of 0.3 in 10,000. One of the tramped under foot. This stage is reached when the Mississippi—floating palaces, as they were not unjustly alfalfa is from one to two… … A MOVING SHEEP-FOLD OPERATED BY ELECTRICITY. called forth by the nature of the rivers and It was built of 2x4 inch bottom rails and the peculiar difficulties encountered in passing corner posts, and 2x3 inch top rails, and present in his hair the same proportion of arsenic, over shallow waters and…

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