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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 10 (September 1879) (1879)

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and inclined roots. These to the eastward. The tornado consisted of a principal vor- An improvement on what is known as the " slow " or bark roots shoot out from the tree during the rainy season, and tex, of very considerable power, accompanied by six colla- tanning process has been patented by Mr.… … Philadelphia, Pa. It is simple some blocks distant, ran from a very THE SWELLED TRUNK PALM,—irwfea Ventricosa Mart. and reliable, and is capable of dangerous position, and found him. feeding the paper to the machines self only across the street, holding one sheet at a time or continuously. It may…

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