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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 21 (February 3, 1855) (1855)

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believes led to other class believe that our planet was in ex- the breaking out of a fearful disease among istence for thousands of years prior to the them, by which two died. Drs. Sabin and first act recorded in Genesis, that it had un- Smith, of that place, attributed this disease dergone vast… … an acid ot some kind. The soda and acid sents his views at great length on this sub- unite, setting the carbonic acid gasin the sal- ject, and takes the latter view of the question, eratus free, thus producing effervesence—not namely : that the days mentioned in the first fermentation—which raises…

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