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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 12 (March 1876) (1876)

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any hitherto constructed of the earth's surface. Photography has recently aided largely in this work. (Savmvm&tna. IHFBOVED HEAD HUFF. By careful experiments. It has been proven that the light Mr. Heimasn Filrst, of Williamsburgh, N. Y., has recent- of the full moon Is only ^q o^6 0T V^^ °^ that of… … ing and a decent smattering of foundery work: in fine there which, when applied to the head of a man or boy, will pro- IntelllKence and Ijabor. is nothing, I might almost cay, that can be constructed from tect and cover the back of the neck, the ears, and the throat, The old delusion that education…

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