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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 4 (July 1884) (1884)

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is that of protect the beach and roads from the shifting sands. Ac- cording to the report furnished the Revenue Department by the loose, shifting sands. The most common species found which is illustrated in the accompanying cuts. Doctor Bldle, the planting of such plants was enforced by in these… … which might be used for at their upper part, a', PRESS FOR TREATING BEET PULP. planting up reclaimed than at a. The pulp thus fills a chamber whose sides tracts of sand, are Eugenia law on the beaches of Long Island as early as 1758, and in jambolana, Albizzla lebbek, Sapindus emarglnatus, Thespe-…

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