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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 20 (May 1889) (1889)

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lorine as no Wells, of Seottsville, N. Y., and is illustrated herewith, with its supporting attachment, is illustrated herewith, doubt most effective. He, however, gives the palm to the small figures showing a section and an end eleva- and has been patented by Mr. Frank Q-andy, of Free- tion. The… … the other arm has an aperture through its upper edge several packets of dried red ants. The bodies of these and a side recess, there being a rubber block supported insects were dried, ground into powder, cooked in palm WELLS' TEUSS FOE BUILDINGS OE BEIDGES. by a pin between the arms. The body of…

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