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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 22 (December 1906) (1906)

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e paper. Evidently the rod can easily be removed when de- problem may demand. Mr. Eugene Moulie, of Jacksonville, Fla., has just se- The courses will be given in the buildings of Teach- sired, by driving out the key; but it is absolutely cured a patent on this pollen-collecting device. ers'… … it mean or magnificent, as you please) is 24,946,717,- 045,365 miles. POLLEN-COLLECTING DEVICE. AN IMPROVED TIE-BAR.

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