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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (1901) (1901)

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the garden, a railway, with gates, semaphores, lubricator’s X-rays to the human body causes any pain to the pa- box, water tank, etc. tient undergoing the treatment has aroused widespread In the cupola that surmounted the station was discussion, but according to a recent case that hap- housed the… … announcement of the arrival of followed, a letter was read in a train. A guard rang a bell, which she stated that she had a whistle was heard, and the suffered untold agonies by the train entered the station. It “cruel over-exposure of the X- stopped at the tank to take on rays.” The photographer…

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