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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 3 (1905) (1905)

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s about 30 tons per acre) in wet soil, and but 3 city constructed several years ago. ,We take this op- with the writer, he was enthusiastic about the won- tons per acre in dry soil. The potatoes are exception- portunity to refer to the indebtedness of New York derful properties of the Tasmanian… … until the first station on the Boston side is reached, at mania; and practical teaching, with ocular demon- are of good quality. The branches of the plant-are a point just beyond Atlantic Avenue. Another 1,500 stration, of the art of forestry to those desiring it. as long as 12 feet. The potatoes…

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