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... plant which the Caribs planted long ago . The roots of this plant , after being re- duced to a fine pulp , are thoroughly washed and strained ; then the pulp , suspended in water , flows slowly through shallow troughs until the starch ...
... plant which the Caribs planted long ago . The roots of this plant , after being re- duced to a fine pulp , are thoroughly washed and strained ; then the pulp , suspended in water , flows slowly through shallow troughs until the starch ...
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... plant , I commented upon the number of lithographic stones stored there . " Yes , we have a whole quarry of them , " replied one of the Hoens . " Some are of historic value . Yes- terday we had a call for a map of Frederick made a ...
... plant , I commented upon the number of lithographic stones stored there . " Yes , we have a whole quarry of them , " replied one of the Hoens . " Some are of historic value . Yes- terday we had a call for a map of Frederick made a ...
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... plants that manufacture 15 per cent of all commer- cial fertilizers used in the United States . Photograph by H. Robins Holly day Visiting the McCor- mick plant overlooking the water front , I smelled odors of tea and spices that I knew ...
... plants that manufacture 15 per cent of all commer- cial fertilizers used in the United States . Photograph by H. Robins Holly day Visiting the McCor- mick plant overlooking the water front , I smelled odors of tea and spices that I knew ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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