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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 12 (September 1903) (1903)

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magined, and, even without sunrise, tural chemists, they are in strict conformity with the the panorama that unfolds experience of good farm- itself before the eyes leaves ers in all countries, and the spectator mute and enraptured in the .presence with actual faqts which have long been established… … to be extended to Rigi. In meas- ABOVE THE CLOUDS. other branches. ure as I ascended, The length at the weather became worse and worse. Rain, wind, Foreign Engines at St. Louis Fair. present worked electrically is 48% miles. There are glacial temperature, and fog—all were in evidence. The…

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