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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 22 (1885) (1885)

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s that under cultiva- was here last week, had bet with some of his friends tion. and maintains such flexion by contracting his muscles. that he would cross the Rhine at a single leap, and Before the straightening of the body that precedes the Japanese industries, although in many cases their that… … ed, fora leap of six yards without a springboard in all the telephones, resulting from the induc- is now not usual, and necessitates a strong effort. tion of the earth on the central magnet. If the experiment be madé with an induction bobbin, only the There is cited the case of a fireman named…

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