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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (June 1895) (1895)

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, as it gave the names of two temples built on the whereas in Europe one man feeds only thirty persons. success. Examples of aquatic contrivances, something like spot in the period of Pepi of the sixth dynasty. One Mr. Mulhall calls special attention to the fact that the above, have heretofore been… … velopment of farm values, he makes ment, using, in place of the bar mag- A NAUTICAL BICYCLE. the following statement: net, a powerful horse shoe magnet. "If the United States had no urban He describes the result in the foUo'.v- Scientific Ambrican. In our numbers for Novem- ing words: "The closed…

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