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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 21 (1902) (1902)

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clusively by the women, and they have not altogether been satisfactorily got and are highly ornamented with cut-out pieces of fish- a over yet in the case of acetylene gas alone, while the QUEER CHINESE TREES. skin, generally colored blue. They are sewed with fact that there is a tendency for… … they call the Huai shu, and which, by the way, is the a feeble and invisible radiance that affected photo- A PECULIAR TREE GROWTH. best shade tree of North China, the two sprouts of graphic plates, like the X-rays. Mme. Curie in Paris which had been wrapped together when small, and last year…

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