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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 16 (1889) (1889)

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simple method for preventing or aborting all and Metallurgy, held at the beginning of the present one movable band with the present marks wouldfsuf- month, several valuable reports on presses, as com- fice. To make this clear,I make the following symptoms of seasickness. As soon as giddiness,… … station at one revolution ; and the second, the method, he never yet suffered from vomiting when on board. a projecting lantern, which gave very distinct images on a screen of iron and steel fractures and other In referring to this case in the London Medical Re- corder, Dr. Idelson says that Dr.…

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