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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 8 (August 1908) (1908)

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urning of a growing seed each time % inch, % inch, and 1 inch in thickness, according to position. the radicle has taken up its down- ward course, results in a most The method of laying on the paper shell was as follows: Molding strange distortion of the root. The Newspaper Boat on Its Arrival at… … Europe, papers from places as wide- surface of the moss is kept well il- The Shell of the Boat is Built Up of Newspapers from All Parts of the World. ly separated as Egypt and Japan, luminated. It is of course neces- to say nothing of papers from sary to keep everything quite A BOAT MADE OF…

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