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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 15 (April 1897) (1897)

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Tanganyika. down, and if the flne furrows produced by the teeth ipulated and of relatively low price, children will be Mr. J. E. S. Moore has just reached England on his of the forceps continue indeflnitely, then death has able in the future to assure themselves that it is as return from Central… … brackish, is now quite drinkable. All this seems to Washington was four hours and eight minutes. De- ducting nineteen minutes for stops and unavoidable de- prove that the Tanganyika, part of the great rift val- ley running through this part of Africa, at one time had lays, the actual running time…

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