Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 365
THE LEAD PIPE GNAWED BY RATS. five hundred gallons of the precious fluid to runto waste. How the rats knew there was water in the pipeis a mystery. Numerous instances on record goto show, however, that rats will, if driven bythirst, gnaw into water-conductors in their efforts J. G. McCurdy. 272… … THE SIMPLE MICROSCOPE SHOWED THEGROWTH DISTINCTLY. MULLEIN LEAVES FOR THE COMPLEXION If you rub mullein leaves on your cheeks it willmake them rosy, I was informed by some youngcountry girls, and I saw the beautifying adviceput into practice. Then, bringing the tip of aleaf under a pocket…
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