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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 7 (1903) (1903)

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hose are articles of daily and hourly old and over, and now is the beginning of their richest from the trading posts up the river. With this great use, while the insulation of electric wiring and appli- bearing. The phenomenal growth of the rubber trade earning capacity, the selling price of the… … Under Mr. Rose is a corps of efficient men, several of whom could fill his position should the necessity arise, so that by no known possi- working shape. If 2,000 laborers can earn a six per cent bility could the business suffer through lack of men dividend, it takes but a moment’s calculation to…

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