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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 12 (1901) (1901)

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gh the action of known collector, of Pasadena, who has probably han- and finds it a very satisfactory arrangement. dled more “horned toads” than anyone in the coun- wind and sun. There was no damage to clothing, ——_———_———— 1 - The British government is considering the advis- as anticipated, and… … The city and county of Sacra- — “The Mycenean Question” is mento have, after conclusive illustrated. “Stage Bridges at experiments, adopted the plan, the Covent Garden Opera House, and the results have proved most London, England,” describes the satisfactory. The oil was applied latest phase in…

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