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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 13 (March 1901) (1901)

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on beneath Srt'JtM-Jpj! a metal shield. The tube is connected with a retort I could feel the little owner tugging at the lid, and in which the oil is received for the generation of gas. as I raised it, caught a glimpse of the hairy legs. She PARTIAL SECTION OF A SELF-HEATING The retort communicates… … A SINGULAR INDUSTRY IN THE POISONOUS INSECTS upon crickets, beetles and other insects so unwise as to PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SELF-HEATING TAILOR'S OF CALIFORNIA. venture forth at the same time. The spiders brought GOOSE. BY CHARLES F. HOLDER. in by the boy collectors, who search the country for…

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