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another small section in which the same sort of thing is done under a different classification. It suggests a wet herbarium of Gray's old textbook. "Stamens, their number and position" illus. [illustrated] by different species. The ovary. Heteostylism. Dioecism. Dispersal. Angiospermous condition, etc. etc. Morphological and ecological.
Put up at Edinburgh at Suttie's Commercial Temperance Hotel, 20 South Bridge. In every bedroom is a bible belonging to the Commercial Travelers' Christian Association, for the use of the occupant of the room! Fancy a Com. Trav. [Commercial Travelers]
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[Edinburgh, Scotland] September 7, 1905
Christian Association in California! In the "Commercial" Room" is a library belonging to the same Assoc. [Association]. Works of a religious character form about 2/5 of the collection. The remainder were travel, poetry, essays and fiction. I talked with many of these Commercial Travelers. They were a very nice lot, very pleasant, very obliging. They did not look at all like the flashy sort one sees at home. The meals were simple but wholesome. A rather considerable variety of breads on the table, white bread, rye bread, rye scones, common scones and several varieties of jam, jelly and marmalade; fish, eggs, chops and steaks.
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