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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 5 (January 1909) (1909)

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nding by batches on strings below twenty pictures are used to illustrate the article. about an hour, emitting a strong heat sufficient to decks on fishing smacks (for it is the chief bread of the Gas producers for use on, shipboard have been pretty warm and light a small tent, and boil the tea or… … eign languages prevailing in New York, W. R. Turnbull's account of his new re- searches on the form and stability of the Russian language has the greatest SOME CURIOUS FORMS OF BREAD. aeroplanes. The Science, Engineering, number of speakers. There are about three-quarters of a million familiar with…

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