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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 15 (1901) (1901)

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temul- and Levassor and exhibited in the procession of mili- tenic acid. The poisonousproperty isin the base and acid. tary equipages at the grand maneuvers of 1900. Tutu or toot plant, Coriara rustifolia, of New Zea- The wagon, like all the vehicles manufactured by land, is also called wine berry… … so inwrought that it may be news Rocky Mountains and which pro- PANHARD-LEVASSOR GASOLINE FORAGE WAGON. that it is growing in the midst of duces intoxication. coffee plantations, birds and lizards on its branches; Hippomane (horsemania), manchineel, manchineal, was akin to tobacco or opium.…

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