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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 3 (1891) (1891)

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it turn by turn as fast as Many turns:as there are threads in each strand. The one end, and worked out of a single block of steel. The they are laid up, as described above. The reduction ends are then “crotched,” as shown in Fig. 1. The steel top screws tightly down, so as to forma closed after… … was dissolved. Hence it is evident that the formation oo 0 eo _—. Strand a is unlaid and strand @ laid in its place. In of cyanides by heating together alkaline carbonates Resuscitation of the Apparently Drowned. regular practice this would be done without any re- and charcoal in an atmosphere of…

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