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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 8 (1886) (1886)

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can stand the strain of losing so much could be ascertained from the text-books, and then, by motionis to be still further studied. blood without injury, we have reason to believe, from counting the number of waves marked on the glass, we It has been found that sound is always produced the evidence… … spool and bow as shown, dinner plates, small tea trays, dissolves very rapidly the membranes of diphtheria and other objects may be made to yield notes of great and croup, and that not a single patient he has treated purity. in the University Hospital or in private practice has It is most…

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