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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 20 (November 1896) (1896)

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ty. Bananas, palm sugar, besides the products tain tribes, who resent every intrusion and will permit already mentioned, invite the miner, the manufactur- wooden pegs and rattan. no exploration they can possibly prevent. They do not But threetools are used in their construction—an ax, er and… … A cooking place with a hard-baked red clay floor is re- A PAPUAN FEMALE. served at one end. The inhabitants are Papuans, a well formed, sooty Chromate for Preventing Boiler Inernstation. black race, with a great mop of frizzled black hair, an adz and an auger. They are low and broad in the A.…

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