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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 2 (January 1904) (1904)

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s shocks, heat, odors, etc. As to the dis- tion of the Detroit Scenic Park. Needless to say, not was guessed at a "ton," while conservative estimates tance at which the snail can smell odors: He places a few plates were ruined before suitable pictures were placed it at from eighteen to nineteen… … swimming Snyder, who about, its huge was the de- In the Toils. The Last of the Rabbit. The Rabbit's Head Disappears. sharklike fin signer and HOW A PYTHON EATS. above the sur- patentee of a face; yet the large number launch was steamed alongside and the boatman thrust rabbit was presented to him.…

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