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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (1905) (1905)

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n caught. This giant crustacean is ready for marketing. ‘Ten different grades are requir- Eure and Loire Department recently submitted a pro- 3 feet long, weighs 34 pounds, and is preserved in ed, ranging from an average of 35 to the pound to the smallest size, averaging 140. . ject to the… … reference to electric cabs, in order to. stimulate the seems to form a blanket round the tubes, and pre- interest in this class of vehicle and show the progress vents the steam from getting free access to them. The turbine machinery was constructed by the Par- which it has made within recent years.…

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