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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 16 (1901) (1901)

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monly called by recent forms of tubes the vacuum is adjusted auto- matically by inclosing a substance which may be his name. We can now judge whether it is to be of inch is given. The rest of the secondary is idle. permanent value to man. vaporized by heat. Above these discharging rods are seen two… … described several forms of this curious in- proceed only from the outside of the glass. In disclosing and locating foreign bodies strument in which the various agencies of steam, compressed air, and_ electro-mag- buried in the tissues, great progress has been made. There are now several appara-…

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