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RMD91943–Sectioned engine of Alfa Romeo - exhibit of Schaeffler Automoyive Aftermarket during ProfiAuto Show 2013, Katowice, Poland.
RF2RE9DR3–Little girl, dressed in a santa claus costume, sits and waits on Santa. She is sitting ina white chair in a white room.
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RM2W95GWX–An advertisement from a 1945 men's magazine for Adler shoes for men which makes wearers taller. Now they're called elevator shoes. They're endorsed by singer and band leader Ina Ray Hutton.
RFP973NG–Bowl of almonds on white. Almond nuts with shell ina wood bowl Isolated on white background.
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RFHM65PC–Drawing travel around the world (Japan,France,Italy ,New York,India,egypt,ch ina,london,brazil)
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RFJ8WMBD–Businessman prehistoric. Ancient boss in skin of giraffe. Neanderthal ina tie. Cro-Magnon to case. Homo sapiens business man. paleanthropic with suitc
RM2X152J5–PRIME MINISTER VISITS AMERICAN TROOPS - The Prime Minister driving round ina Jeep and inspecting equipment and vehicles British Army
RM2ABXX79–Patent 'trier Notes Concerning Patents. Cli035 JECTION HIM.'? rfeliCKiNG PCIMErt. LON IVO INA 4 SEC ON, scientific american, 1904-12-11
RM2HH5F4J–Ina, Söderhamn, Sweden, Gävleborg, N 61 17' 59'', E 16 58' 59'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams.
RM2AJH61M–The four men; a farrago . le the Sailor hummed to himself ina murmiu: And Absalom, That was a Kings son.Was hanged on a tree. When he the Kingdom would have won.So shall it not be with me! The time had now come when the guestsmust be going save those who were to sleepin the house that night, and whose cattlewere stabled there. But when Grizzlebeardand I asked the host apart whether therewere room for us, he said there was not, noteven in his barn where many would that nightlie upon the straw. But if we would pay our THE LAST SLEEP 293 reckoning we might sleep (and he would giveus blankets and
RMPG40HB–. Diseases of plants induced by cryptogamic parasites : introduction to the study of pathogenic Fungi, slime-Fungi, bacteria, & Algae . Plant diseases; Parasitic plants; Fungi. 514 FUNGI IMPERFECTI. sugar beet and beet-root. It is easily recognized by the numerous sharply defined spots produced on the leaves. The conidia are very long and pluriseptate. In the United States this is one of the most serious of beet diseases.-' As preventive treatment, great care should be taken to destroy aU infected material. A long rotation should also prove a good remedy.. Fig. 314.—Ccrcospora acti-ina. 2,
RMDB8FA8–oddity, parodistic advertising poster for an American 'laughing gas circus', drawing, circa 1808, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2X0PC6R–MAJOR GENERAL E.C. HAYES VISITS ARMY CADET FORCE P.T. COURSE - The party watching cadets engaged ina strenuous game during the demonstration. Photographic negative , British Army
RM2ABXFD5–Andrea's Balloon Voyage to the North Pole. 1817(after treaty of Pans) 1878 fatter treaty of Berlin) B397 (to-clay) 80000 ExeIndin Boma and Herzego;ina under tide BLOW 4700000, scientific american, 1897-05-08
RM2GW25AT–Ina Casa, Provincia di Piacenza, Italy, Emilia-Romagna, N 45 4' 26'', E 9 34' 1'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams
![California gold book : first nugget, its discovery and discoverers, and some of the results proceeding therefrom . d Wimmer possessed the gift of quicklypicking up an understanding of the Indian talk, as wellas a very thorough knowledge of his intentions, whichalmost seemed to be intuitive. But throughout hisentire life, the great abhorrence in which Wimmer heldany degree of cruelty caused him to reach results bystrategy, rather than by open warfare. Nevertheless,he was always prepared for the latter should peacefulmeasures fail. In ] 832 the Indians on the Kankakee river were ina very discont Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWNC1Y/california-gold-book-first-nugget-its-discovery-and-discoverers-and-some-of-the-results-proceeding-therefrom-d-wimmer-possessed-the-gift-of-quicklypicking-up-an-understanding-of-the-indian-talk-as-wellas-a-very-thorough-knowledge-of-his-intentions-whichalmost-seemed-to-be-intuitive-but-throughout-hisentire-life-the-great-abhorrence-in-which-wimmer-heldany-degree-of-cruelty-caused-him-to-reach-results-bystrategy-rather-than-by-open-warfare-neverthelesshe-was-always-prepared-for-the-latter-should-peacefulmeasures-fail-in-832-the-indians-on-the-kankakee-river-were-ina-very-discont-2AWNC1Y.jpg "California gold book : first nugget, its discovery and discoverers, and some of the results proceeding therefrom . d Wimmer possessed the gift of quicklypicking up an understanding of the Indian talk, as wellas a very thorough knowledge of his intentions, whichalmost seemed to be intuitive. But throughout hisentire life, the great abhorrence in which Wimmer heldany degree of cruelty caused him to reach results bystrategy, rather than by open warfare. Nevertheless,he was always prepared for the latter should peacefulmeasures fail. In ] 832 the Indians on the Kankakee river were ina very discont Stock Photo")
RM2AWNC1Y–California gold book : first nugget, its discovery and discoverers, and some of the results proceeding therefrom . d Wimmer possessed the gift of quicklypicking up an understanding of the Indian talk, as wellas a very thorough knowledge of his intentions, whichalmost seemed to be intuitive. But throughout hisentire life, the great abhorrence in which Wimmer heldany degree of cruelty caused him to reach results bystrategy, rather than by open warfare. Nevertheless,he was always prepared for the latter should peacefulmeasures fail. In ] 832 the Indians on the Kankakee river were ina very discont
RM2ABX52N–and perfect performance. Send for limitations and method of construetion. Contained in cents. To be had at this office and from all newsdealers. MANASSE MADE WITH BOILING WATER. EPPS'S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. dealers EXCINEEIG DEFERENT BICYCLE or THE BOOKWALTER STEEL AND IRON CO. HARRISON CONVEYOR! ICE and REFRIGERATING MACHINE'S The Pictet Artilichd Ina Company (Limited) Room 6 Coal & Iran Excitant' New York., scientific american, 1889-08-10
RMPFWX2C–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. INSECTS INJURIOUS TO THE MELON. ATTACK INa THE EOOTS. No. 221.—The Squash-vine Borer. ^geria cuciirhitce Harris. This borer is the larva of a moth belonging to the group known as Egerians, or Clear-wings, which have the greater portion of their Avings transparent, and hence closely re- semble wasps. They are active in the daytime, and enjoy the warmth of the summer's sun. The moth, which is represented in Fig. ^^^- ^^0. 370, is a very pretty object. Its body is about half an inch long, orange-colore
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RM2X0P488–SIR JAMES GRIGG TOURS NORMANDY BATTLE-FRONT WITH GEN. MONTGOMERY - Gen. Montgomery studies a map with Senior Officers ina Normandy orchard. Photographic negative , British Army, 21st Army Group
![[Works Illustrated library edition] . ference,except that the more they gain, the more theyll seek, and sothe sooner be led into some piece of knavery that must end ina crash ? I have put these considerations to you, my dear sir,very feebly and imperfectly, but I ask you to think of them—turn them over in your mind as long as you please : I wait heremost patiently for your answer. Before Mr. Pickwick could reply ; before Mr. Perker had takenone twentieth part of the snuff with which so unusually long anaddress imperatively required to be followed up; there was alow murmuring of voices outside, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJBFB5/works-illustrated-library-edition-ferenceexcept-that-the-more-they-gain-the-more-theyll-seek-and-sothe-sooner-be-led-into-some-piece-of-knavery-that-must-end-ina-crash-i-have-put-these-considerations-to-you-my-dear-sirvery-feebly-and-imperfectly-but-i-ask-you-to-think-of-themturn-them-over-in-your-mind-as-long-as-you-please-i-wait-heremost-patiently-for-your-answer-before-mr-pickwick-could-reply-before-mr-perker-had-takenone-twentieth-part-of-the-snuff-with-which-so-unusually-long-anaddress-imperatively-required-to-be-followed-up-there-was-alow-murmuring-of-voices-outside-2AJBFB5.jpg "[Works Illustrated library edition] . ference,except that the more they gain, the more theyll seek, and sothe sooner be led into some piece of knavery that must end ina crash ? I have put these considerations to you, my dear sir,very feebly and imperfectly, but I ask you to think of them—turn them over in your mind as long as you please : I wait heremost patiently for your answer. Before Mr. Pickwick could reply ; before Mr. Perker had takenone twentieth part of the snuff with which so unusually long anaddress imperatively required to be followed up; there was alow murmuring of voices outside, Stock Photo")
RM2AJBFB5–[Works Illustrated library edition] . ference,except that the more they gain, the more theyll seek, and sothe sooner be led into some piece of knavery that must end ina crash ? I have put these considerations to you, my dear sir,very feebly and imperfectly, but I ask you to think of them—turn them over in your mind as long as you please : I wait heremost patiently for your answer. Before Mr. Pickwick could reply ; before Mr. Perker had takenone twentieth part of the snuff with which so unusually long anaddress imperatively required to be followed up; there was alow murmuring of voices outside,
RM2F1H57Y–Ina, Illinois, map 1943, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2AG3EM3–. Coast artillery drill regulations, United States Army, 1909. , page 150. Signal stations. 727. Signal stations are established at each coast artilleryfort. These stations are equipped with telephones to postswitchboard, and such other equipment, including wirelessoutfits, as may be prescribed in War Department orders.The stations are in charge of the operators necessary fortheir proper service. Telephone service. 728. The proper use of the telephone requires careful train-ing. Care should be taken In selecting operators; the menshould be tested as to their ability to distinguish sounds ina t
RM2EH48KF–Ina, Illinois, map 1998, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RMWDWN2M–Guy Favieres, Ina Claire, Ivy Troutman, Jeanne Eagels, Mrs. Haggin, Clifton Webb, Eug. O'Brien, Ben Ali Haggin Abstract/medium: 1 negative : glass 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
RM2AKG19B–History of American missions to the heathen, from their commencement to the present time . , and requested me to give him employ. I asked his son if hewould like to go away with him; but he replied, that after having slept ina good house so long, he could no more sleep out of doors. I then asked himto tell his father what he had learned from reading the Bible : He said itwould take him a long time to hear what he had learned; but at my re-quest he spoke to his father about the one true God, the wickedness of idol-atry, and the importance of believing in Christ for salvation. He listenedwith gr
RM2EH48KW–Ina, Illinois, map 1939, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RF2RT1B0M–Fresh washed organic blueberries ina olive wood bowl topv view isolated on white background
RM2AND86F–The National cyclopædia of American biography : being the history of the United States as illustrated in the lives of the founders, builders, and defenders of the republic, and of the men and women who are doing the work and moulding the thought of the present time, edited by distinguished biographers, selected from each state, revised and approved by the most eminent historians, scholars, and statesmen of the day . range riot of 1871, and was highly compli-mented ina letter from his company on the latterocca.sion. He received the medal of honor for elev-en years consecutive service in the reg
RM2F1H579–Ina, Illinois, map 1939, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RF2RT1AYM–Fresh washed organic blueberries ina olive wood bowl topv view isolated on white background
RM2AKP187–The peaches of New York . hed from Late Crawford,the essential differences being that the fruits of Edgemont are more rotundthan those of Late Crawford and the flavor is a little more acid. Thetrees differ, chiefly, in the greater productiveness of Edgemont and ina little later maturity of the crop. Of the score or more peaches of theCrawford type, in many respects the best of the several types of peaches,Edgemont is distinctly superior to all on our grounds. Compared withElberta, with which it must compete in the markets, it is several dayslater, is juicier, less fibrous, much excels that var
RM2EH48KX–Ina, Illinois, map 1943, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RF2RT1B1X–Fresh washed organic blueberries ina blue ceramic bowl topv view isolated on white background
RM2AKR5B4–First lesson in zoology : adapted for use in schools . ts. Not only do these singular quadrupeds in their structureresemble the reptiles, but, unlike other mammals, whoseeggs are of microscopic size, and which are born into theworld in a shape much like their parents, they lay eggs aslarge as those of some reptiles, and the young are born ina very rudimentary condition. Hence, we see that the low-liest mammals are connecting links between the reptilesand birds, on the one hand, and their more highly organ-ized brethren, of which we shall next speak. LiTBBATUBE.—Caldwells Embryology of Monotrem
![. [Scientific lectures]. th. Her bodymay be seen filling with blood until her appetite is satiated, and sheflies slowly away, Irequently to die as a result of her gluttony Ina moment the place of the bite begins to itch, and in those suscepti-ble to the poison it is often almost intolerable sometimes a seriousmatter. Multiply this mosquito by thousands, and no wonder theyare a pest indeed. Hence men avoid their haunts as they would thehaunts of hornets. But let us return to their larva (Fig. 25, A), which is found inpools, ditches, tubs, and everywhere where water is still and partial-ly stagn Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG3H4R/scientific-lectures-th-her-bodymay-be-seen-filling-with-blood-until-her-appetite-is-satiated-and-sheflies-slowly-away-irequently-to-die-as-a-result-of-her-gluttony-ina-moment-the-place-of-the-bite-begins-to-itch-and-in-those-suscepti-ble-to-the-poison-it-is-often-almost-intolerable-sometimes-a-seriousmatter-multiply-this-mosquito-by-thousands-and-no-wonder-theyare-a-pest-indeed-hence-men-avoid-their-haunts-as-they-would-thehaunts-of-hornets-but-let-us-return-to-their-larva-fig-25-a-which-is-found-inpools-ditches-tubs-and-everywhere-where-water-is-still-and-partial-ly-stagn-2AG3H4R.jpg ". [Scientific lectures]. th. Her bodymay be seen filling with blood until her appetite is satiated, and sheflies slowly away, Irequently to die as a result of her gluttony Ina moment the place of the bite begins to itch, and in those suscepti-ble to the poison it is often almost intolerable sometimes a seriousmatter. Multiply this mosquito by thousands, and no wonder theyare a pest indeed. Hence men avoid their haunts as they would thehaunts of hornets. But let us return to their larva (Fig. 25, A), which is found inpools, ditches, tubs, and everywhere where water is still and partial-ly stagn Stock Photo")
RM2AG3H4R–. [Scientific lectures]. th. Her bodymay be seen filling with blood until her appetite is satiated, and sheflies slowly away, Irequently to die as a result of her gluttony Ina moment the place of the bite begins to itch, and in those suscepti-ble to the poison it is often almost intolerable sometimes a seriousmatter. Multiply this mosquito by thousands, and no wonder theyare a pest indeed. Hence men avoid their haunts as they would thehaunts of hornets. But let us return to their larva (Fig. 25, A), which is found inpools, ditches, tubs, and everywhere where water is still and partial-ly stagn
RM2AN9P4J–Haunts of ancient peace . ly useless butno doubt interesting curio, to be picked up ina medley of old furniture, prints, books, clock-faces, and the rest, dignified with the appropri-ate name of a curiosity shop ; the Poet, toexhibit, possibly to feel, an interest in what-ever he was shown; and I, indifferent in whichdirection we went, since Lamia had gone inanother. A casual inquiry was made as towhere Lamia was ; but, as none of us seemedto know, it was not pursued, and no astonish-ment was expressed, since none was felt, at herdisappearance. But, just as we returned to theInn, well content
RM2AM4T5B–Elementary exercises in physiology . h of the flexor surface ofthe tibia; it ends in a tendon which passes around the inner malleolus, lying ina groove in the lower end of the tilbia and is inserted into the dorsal surface ofthe astragalus. The Tibialis Anticus lies on the extensor surface of the leg; it arises bya long thin tendon from the lower end of the femur and divides about tlie middleof the leg into two bellies which are inserted into the proximal ends of theastragalus and calcaneum respectively. The Extensor Cruris lies along and is partly covered by the tibialis anticus.It arises by
RM2AXH0J4–How to make home and city beautiful, prepared to help those interested in making attractive homes and beautiful cities . e surface. Press the soil firmly about it with theheel. Continue to place root grafts under the line everyfour to six inches. The graft should be inserted into thesoil well below the union to encourage roots in the scionand to prevent the stock from sending up suckers. Ina small garden root grafts may be planted in rows twofeet apart, but if there is space enough to cultivate with ahorse, the rows should be three to four feet apart. Hardwood cuttings should be planted in the
RM2AKYD7G–How crops growA treatise on the chemical composition, structure, and life of the plant, for all students of agriculture .. . -ver) be kept for a long time at a boiling heat, it is slowlyconverted into a red powder (red precipitate or oxide ofmercury), which on being more strongly heated is decom-posed, yielding metallic mercury and gaseous oxygen ina pure state. The substance usually employed as the most convenientsource of oxygen gas is a white salt, the chlorate of pot-2* 34 HOW CROPS GROW. ash. Exposed to heat, this body melts, and presentlyevolves oxygen in great abundance. Exp. 4.—Tlie fo
RM2AGBRHC–. Outlines of zoology. -Wings coming down.—From Marey. Modes of flight.—There are three chief modes of flight i—I. By gliding or skimming, during which the bird has its wingsspread, but does not flap them, depending for its movement on the. Fig. 377.—Wings completely depressed.—From Marey. velocity acquired by previous strokes, by descending from a highcito a lower level, or by the wind. This may be readily observed ingull and heron, in a pigeon gliding from its loft to the ground, or ina falcon swooping upon its quarry. SONG COURTSHIP—NESTS. B77 2. By active strokes of the wings, in which the
RM2AN9ME9–An Attempt to Explain Some of the Principal Phaenomena of Electricity, by means of an Elastic Fluid: By the Honourable Henry Cavendish, FRS. . e, whether the matterof it he colle&ed in the whole circumference, or inthe point A, Suppofe it therefore to he colle&ed inA; and let an equal quantity of matter be colle&edinF; take FG conftantly equal to AD; and letAD and FG flow: the fluxion of CD is to thefluxion of F G, as A D to C D ; and the repulfionof A on the point D, in the direction CD, is to therepulfion of F on G, as CD to AD ; and thereforethe fluxion of the repulfion of A on the columnC
RM2AWX3PE–The evolution of British cattle and the fashioning of breeds . Britain long before that time. Ina legal document, dated 1523— Instrumentumsasine in favorem Johannis Cumying—it is re-corded that the lands of Culter in Aberdeenshirepassed from one mans possession to anothersby the new owner receiving not the usual token,a handful of earth and a stone, but unum bovemnigrum hommyll appretiatum ad quadragintassolidos et octo denarios monete Scotie : *—a blackhummle, i.e. humble, i.e. hornless ox, valued at405. %d. Scots. The Norsemen themselves haveleft evidence of the existence of hornless cattle
RM2AJ7DEN–Shakespeare's England . alk in thefootsteps of renown, is full of interest. Dean Swiftonce had a house there, the site of which is still indi-cated. Popes rural home was in the adjacent villageof Twickenham,—where it may still be seen. HoraceWalpoles stately mansion of Strawberry Hill is not far 70 SHAKESPEARES ENGLAND chap, vi off. The poet Thomson long resided at Richmond, ina house now used as an hospital, and there he died.Edmund Kean and the once famous Mrs. Yates restbeneath Richmond church, and there also are the ashesof Thomson. As I drove through the sweetly sylvanPark of Richmond, in
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