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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 24 (June 1896) (1896)

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on the west side and run along reputation, died on April. 23. His researches were potato bugs and like insects from vines has been West Street to Little West Twelfth Street; then by principally on the clouds and the movements of the patented by Mr. Washington Reeder, of Lake City, Tenth Avenue to… … having amounted to $18,700, says the Practical En- two other routes which the company were prepared to BEEDEB'S INSECT BEHOVEB AND DESTBOYER. cover as soon as the growth of the neighborhood gineer. The 384 thermometrical observations that called for it. The first of these was a line from the were…

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