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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 12 (September 1874) (1874)

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Strikersare apt to waste in idleness, in the course of ayear or two, time wherein they could haveearned more than the amount for which theyStrike. Those who increase their income arethe men who accustom themselves to regularindustry, who keep steadily at work for suchcompensation as they can get,… … Buss.] It is said that a chemicalfirm in Indianapolis has recent-ly advertised for 100 lbs. ofpotato bugs. The insects arestated to possess qualitieswhich render them a good sub-stitute for the Spanish fly.This is interesting but, unfortu-nately, not authenticated. Theman, however, who does…

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