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

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, but its use is here confined to a poor standby by an American. Like meat which the table. niii> SOME BREADS OF OTHER LANDS. has been baked to a crisp, they seem to have had Bread has various applications besides table use. BY L. LODIAN. most of the virtue baked out of them by excessive We are all… … Kasava bread is a most important article of diet Dr. Bishop, for the first time since the eruption of A LOAF OF ITALIAN BBEAD. to this day among the natives of tropical America, espe- Krakatoa, observed the sun ring, and attributes its cially in interior Brazil and Paraguay. appearance to the…

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