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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (November 1877) (1877)

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e who has an opportunity to conduct a opens up in the Curry mine for cross-cutting and prospect- plant bearing the specific names nivea and tenaassima; both series of experiments upon diamonds of various kinds, and are utilizable, but the latter is much the better for industrial ing 460 feet of new… … Silk I i 4 6 cluding the air, without showing any change. Fig. l.-THE RAMIE PLANT. Colored diamords, on the contrary, change Thus the fiber of the ramie is longer and their color when ignited; a dirty green be- more uniform than all the others, except that came pale yellow, a dark green turned to…

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