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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 11 (1899) (1899)

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, is concentrated on the bottom of the tank, insuring the coldest part of the nouncements can be made upon the food value (if any) filaments, and the mantle is raised, to a very high tem- supply being delivered in the house. The device is of the flesh bases which, in most instances, form the… … certain that their food value is very much less than that of proteids proper. When once the urea stage is SIMPLE MEANS OF COOLING DRINKING WATER. reached, the urea must be promptly got rid of. The blood is the vehicle by which nutritive matter fitter. Often wells have been abandoned when the which…

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