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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 26 (December 1909) (1909)

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that a narrow channel or opening is formed would be practically impossible, merely by looking at taken in opening the doors, so as not to create a draft around the entire perimeter of the plate. The rods these lights, to learn how fast the steamer was ap- which might blow the pollen off the sheets… … Observatory last summer, taking sible to collect the pollen of flow- The Yerkes telescope with floor raised to highest position. part in the campaign for measur- ers in unlimited quantity in its ing the radial velocities of all the full state of fertilizing power, a brighter stars that can be seen…

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