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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 24 (1888) (1888)

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sely fits a bushing, a the body, as wellas be capable of transport to a dis- ground to powder and swallowed in water. Another pinion being formed on the outer end of the bushing to tance; also that, as a single attack of yellow fever, curious phase of the same idea is seen in the belief that mesh… … exhibition in the science galleries of the South Ken- instant, and no odor of cooking would be perceptible sington Museum. They illustrate the steps by which in it, even if it were used for generations. And the tem- Mr. Crookes was led to the construction of the radio- perature of such a room need…

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