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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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ently the chief constituent of the atmo- the entire discharge, for there was an inductive action ter and cooled insummer. The yeast, flour and salted sphere of a great number of stars, and it is the con- over the entire surface of the glass. This inductive water and filtered water are carried down… … ested to study the electrical action at discoveries made tend to throw a great deal Explosion, these forks or sinuosities, and accordingly of fresh light upon the condition of Cardiff hung up a large sheet of paraffined Castle in Roman times.

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