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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 19 (1902) (1902)

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rs of costly experiments, The employment of artificial indigo is spreading. as some tourists syppose, from the deer, so represent- they were forced to cease their efforts, the expense Advantages are claimed for it over the genuine article ing the destruction of the animal, but have been —for… … that incubators will protect the eggs from joints, the rivet holes being 13-16 inch in the ravages of marsh rats and crows. The diameter, with a pitch of 4% inch from chief source of terrapin supply is now center to center. The boiler carried two Crisfield, Md., although many diamond-backs 24-inch…

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