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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 9 (1897) (1897)

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en in an ice pail. When, trimmed with oak. It has a paneled wainscoting, until we have known thirty glasses per day to be taken. therefore, it is considered, says the Jewelers’ Review, A part of the benefit derived is because of the rest coluinns between reception room, rising to ceiling, and that… … COTTAGE AT BOSTON, MASS A SUBURBAN with a broad landing, and bay window thrown out, turn of its two time screws—meaning a millionth of an small quantity of the salts and other bases contained giving ample light and ventilation. inch—will make a difference of twenty seconds a day, in these waters…

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