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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 14 (October 1904) (1904)

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ainstaking andscholarly researches of Dr. Mead, has conclusivelyproven that artificial lobster culture upon a largescale is now practicable; while the establishment ofnumerous hatching plants, liberating millions ofyoung fry annually, is destined ultimately to reclaimthe valuable waning lobster… … The Auto-bolide, on which an Automobile and Its Occupant Travel atof 130 Miles an Hour and Incidentally Turn a Complete Somersault in fourth stage the lobster has passed the most crucialperiod of its entire life, and is vastly better fitted forthe struggle for existence than in any earlier…

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