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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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ed young Yerkes with $50 at the end of refinement and cultivation of the Chinese on his first year, although the custom was to the one hand, and this callous cruelty on the give no salary to apprentices. other, that we must attribute the periodical In 1859, when he had arrived at the age of… … business, in which he remained five years. throughout the length and breadth of a " In 1886 Mr. Yerkes began the work for land containing 300,000,000 inhabitants ! Not which he is best known and to which he alone are the tender bodies of the poor little has so ably applied his great resources, that…

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