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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 8 (1907) (1907)

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pr 7ctical importance. The process, however, is BY THE PARIS CORRESPONDENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Considerable interest was recently manifested in first toy motor-boat meet was very amusing, and was not applicable to all plants, for the growth of many Paris in a. series of races for model… … explosive motors; one of the latter was 2 to 8 volumes of ether to 10,000 volumes of 14% horse-power and was, as can be of air, but the proportion of seeds that seen in the illustration, a single-cylinder, air-cooled germinated was noi altered. Chloroform, employed in boats, who gained not a little…

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