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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 6 (1901) (1901)

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to 90 deg. east. The science awaits the introduction of the by-product coke loads of colonies, and he was able to obtain three British expedition will explore the Victoria and Ross oven wherein the coal is coked in an airtight chamber distinct crops of honey, keeping the bees active during… … whereby the production of a good quality of coke is about one hundred pounds of strained honey to a made possible from the coal lying on the borders of colony. In the sage brush the combs are filled within the main coking field. ten days, and each colony gives about two hundred In Number 1108 of…

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