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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 1 (1889) (1889)

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radle for infants, as well as for amusement and means which the thills can be quickly locked in place or re- address —. Frank Waller, M.D., Hanson, Ky. moved from a vehicle. This invention has been pat- of exercise or place of rest for older children. Itisa patented invention of Mr, James M.… … tinent. Again, hesmoked a double dose, and sat at his table pencil in hand, to record the effects. He lost all conception of time. He rose to open a door, and it in which is a stub shaft, held in place by a set screw, seemed to take a million years. He went to pacify an the shaft being bored…

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