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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 23 (June 1902) (1902)

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y dying for lack of nutrition. The removal of diameter suffices. The deposition of the water par- capacity, which is greater than that of a rubber hose dead leaves in the interest of cleanliness has done its ticles contained in the gas, which on leaving the works of the same dimensions, from the… … ables it to withstand and with success. THREE-ARM BRIDGE AT ZANE3VILLE, OHIO. the hardest usage suc- Anyhow, the expense cessfully. While this hose is just being introduced which is in itself not over-nutritious. Mr. Parsons natu- involved is trifling, and it well merits a trial. into this country…

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