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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 2 (1884) (1884)

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have possible to free the corpse and make it let go its bold. mt - TELEPHONE SUPPORT. related show that the persistence of the last attitude docs not A maintenance of the last attitude may occur under cir- The receiving telephone, A, is of the ordinary construc- occur in all cases of death… … receiver, which thus acts ag a transmitter also and augments but rather through the action of cold and fright; and this the volume of sound transmitted. To prevent the accidental would explain why they preserved the position in which jerking of the apparatus from the head, the tube, F, is at- they…

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