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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 4 (July 1891) (1891)

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grating in large bodies is developed, through a quantity of worthless timber and run it ditch with a fence at one side, across the line of march those which acquire wings traveling long distances, ac- down the nearest river. There will probably not be of the insects, which come in such vast numbers… … hard, but there will be only our farmers. LOCUSTS AND LARV-ffil ON A CLOD OF EARTH—From a photograph about four inches of it in a The locust, as is generally tree as many feet in diame- known, is of the family of ter. It is used mainly for canes, which cost $3 or $4 grasshoppers and crickets, but…

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