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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (November 1874) (1874)

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large tract of ground in the following season. elastic material filled with ordinary air. The mouth is ap- is not required. The body of the car consists of a double gome of the plants thus raised have attained a hight of over six feet, and have been loaded with blossoms of exqui- paneling of… … PLANT GROWN FROM A MUMMY PEA. then poured into molds the shape of bricks or instantly killed. We now publish an engraving blocks, and allowed to cool. The fabric to be rendered wa- of the invention, which was, in general plan, an imitation tion of the person using the apparatus increases, the ball…

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