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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 17 (October 1906) (1906)

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er, BY THE ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Central London electric railroad runs through tions, being really a tree in height and the size of the patients are able to endure the rapidly-repeated the heart of London to a southwestern suburb. It is the stem. pricking without… … tender, the roots release their suction-like THIS CAB WHITEWASHES ONE OF THE LONDON TUBES. being mechanically applied to the walls by grip on the rocky bottom, and the autumn a special system devised by Mr. G. C. Cun- winds wash it ashore in such great quan- Ad electric pump forces whitewash from a…

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