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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 14 (April 1908) (1908)

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nveloped by grow- few moments the carbon rod is fused and converted the river. The old brick arch stood on a foundation ing sponges which kill them. into the form of black diamond.—Knowledge and Scien- of blue clay only a few inches below the floor, and in Many of the cultivated or culture pearls… … liver oil, in which the virtue lies in The New Roof Supported on Steel Columns Set Into the Side Walls. the engineers knew nothing of. A the fatty acids; the same objection new grade was struck, and two feet applies to croton or heavy bay oil. LOWERING THE TRACTION TUNNELS UNDER THE CHICAGO RIVER.

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