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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 7 (1907) (1907)

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from thirty inches to three feet under all variations of load and temperature and is pected to be found in the soundings about the island and is several inches in diameter. These huge cigars not deteriorated by wear. It has no tendency to hard- of Jamaica. The violent disturbances of the earth- are… … is always a demand for Acapulco to collect speci- all good-class Philippine mens for the Museum tobacco) as through the of Comparative Zoology stimulus given to the importation of modern machin- at Harvard. He then took up coast survey work in posed to actual friction can be used over and over ery…

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