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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 24 (1893) (1893)

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closely adapted to their growth. Indians in astate of nativity together that no fastening bolts are necessary. seemed impervious to the germs of consumption, but were now dying by thousands on the reservations. A SWITCH OPERATING DEVICE. The whites and the blacks in prisons all over the world The… … authorities have proved beyond doubt that consump- made in sizes varying from ten to thirty inches in dia- tion is an inoculable disease, and so rapidly is the throng of converts growing that the speaker would not where the road is intersected by lines on which cars be surprised if even in his day…

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