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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (December 1886) (1886)

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, had been cut half way in two, and lay dead and saving of time in the production of a really excellent article assures for this new tanning material and the fast, caught on the bows. tral Europe. After the extraction of the pyrofuxin, the coal re- It was necessary to stop the ship and back off to… … COLLISION BETWEEN THE NETHERLAND STEAMER WAESLAND AND A LARGE WHALE. None of the officers of the ship had ever witnessed a The intense action of the pyrofuxin shortens the markedly the demand for tanning material, and from similar occurrence, although it is by no means an un- year to year new…

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