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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 10 (March 1892) (1892)

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e said, of hood. all men living, I think the traveling man is one whose The commercial man in the beginning is selected for destroyed, railroad bridges knocked down, tracks experience is most interesting and one whose life is one the position he occupies, because of the peculiar ability twisted… … our brightest and most progressive method of bleaching wool: First, JAPAN-FISSURES PRODUCED BY EARTHttUAKE. business men. 100 kilogrammes (SaOJ^ pounds) The internal organism of the wool are washed cold in a solution indeed and some of infinite mirth. He obtains the ex- traveling man should be a…

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