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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 15 (October 1896) (1896)

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gigantic proportions, may stillbe said to be in its infancy. Almost every part of theplant can be used for some useful purpose ; the stalkforms an excellent material for the manufacture ofpaper, or the fiber might be extracted ; the peel of thefruit will make excellent indelible ink ; the green… … Some Facts About Bananas. It is hardly necessary to state that well maturedbananas that have not begun to decay are a very whole-some and nutritious food. No more than that the big-gest apples or pears always are the best, are the biggestbananas the finest flavored; onthe contrary, the larger they…

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