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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 21 (November 1894) (1894)

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leaves remain on each piece of stalk. guests, including the President and many others of applied to it is "red shingy bark," owing to its red The leaves are then strung over thin poles in the dry- note in the political and naval worlds. fibrous bark. Its botanical name is Eucalyptus micro- ing… … THE LAUNCH OF THE ST. LOUIS OF THE AMEBICAN LINE. the State Line were launched at Cramps' yard. Now, airy barns, thatched with palm leaves, the inside be- words signifying " a little helmet," in allusion to the after some twenty years interval another One is put! ing arranged with rows of poles one…

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