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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 8 (August 1904) (1904)

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isoften valuable far beyond its cost, because it is soappetizing and is at the same time fairly easily di-gested. The rapid increase in the amount of poultryraised for the table in this country is strong proofthat it is becoming more and more popular, and al-though it may not deserve its popularity… … 10 PATH OF THE SOLAR ECLIPSE, 1905. Rails have been laid on the San Pedro, Los Angeles& Salt Lake main line from Calientes, Nev., south-west, 85 miles, and, unless unforeseen obstacles arise,the line will be in operation from Salt Lake City toSan Pedro on the Pacific Coast early in 1905. and…

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