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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 17 (April 1897) (1897)

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, however, in order to obtain a lings it has undergone. shadow, is demonstrated by the other photograph, The idea of wrapping bread, cake, confectionery, which shows the shadow of Pike's Peak cast upon tobacco, soap, meat, etc., in waxed paper to pre- a perfectly clear sky. This famous peak is… … one side is pretty well filled with ink. In England atic study of the country at a convenient distance SHADOW OF PIKE'S PEAK AGAINST A CLEAR SKY. the thin blotting paper is folded a number of around the city : these maps to comprise large sheets together, making a sort of pad, something maps, each…

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