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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 4 (July 1905) (1905)

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e is about the bulk of a hippopotamus, al- equal or exceed the true head resistance, while on a edly a clever piece of taxidermic work. though more hirsute and with a less extensive open- short train or single car, the friction is comparatively It was found some eighteen months ago by whalers ing… … of barbarous and semi-barbarous people who males are distinguished from the females, MORO FIRE MAKER. BAMBOO TO BE STRUCK WITH CHINA AND TINDER use nature's means for producing Are, either more especially by their size. The female, by friction with or without apparatus, or the contact on the…

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