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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 25 (1905) (1905)

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rom 12 to 14 inches of and spectroscopic, is now accomplished with the camera horse manure. sections in that time is immaterial. When the sun is as the most important part of the outfit. Photographs in eclipse, however, the exposure will be much greater, which causes the chicory to. sprout, and the… … checks the growth of the plants and cor- particular spot, and the clockwork set in respondingly affects the selling price. To PATH OF THE ECLIPSE OF AUGUST 30, 1905. motion, the rays of the sun continue to combat these inconveniences the cultiva- fall on that selected spot, for as fast as tors of…

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