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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (1904) (1904)

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Province of Sze-Chuan gives employment during the season to thousands of porters. One of these wax-mak- stage are completely imprisoned within an oval cocoon, BY WALTER L. BEASLEY. Among the novel occupations in China but little formed by snowy-white filaments, secreted by the der- ing centers is… … baskets can be protected from the heat. They then has been placed at the disposal of the writer. The in- Temple Candles made from White Wax. prepare their meals, and await the coming of the night sect is more common in China, though it is also found to continue their lonely and tiresome journey. On…

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