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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 26 (1907) (1907)

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out Shells as Freight. part of the picture. Thus the photographs possess the Russian exporters, to avoid an excessive freight on ture—three difficult things to avoid in ordinary prac- valuable properties of the diagrams of descriptive geom- eggs as well as to avoid loss from breakage and from etry… … such as birds, beetles, and butterflies, and con- trifle worn. After working a short time and Pressure. stant ratios between the volume and weight being lubricated with graphite, the compressed (within certain limits) were given in these three paper assumes a highly polished surface, which spoiling…

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