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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (January 1901) (1901)

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ner end of the up- of clockwork in the form of a small house constructed 300,000 pounds of tea could be raised annually for the per bearing-box section is open; while the inner end of of copper and bronze. It was the work of I. M. Gold- American market. The cultivation of this product in fadoff, a… … A CUBIOUS BUSSIAN CLOCK. of the thigh and the application of the waiting room, passed in of the X-rays. Expert evidence front of the ticket office. The upon the subject was given by Dr. Lewis Jones, the guard rang the bell three times, and the train, an- the lower section is provided with a square…

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