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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 18 (1903) (1903)

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a standard physiological functions, it is probable that it does not food product may or may not have a deleterious ef- do so to such an extent as does the larger quantity of fect, depending, for instance, among other things, salt which must be used as its substitute. In the case on the constitution… … Fig. 1.—Prof. Wiley at Table With His Guests. pert was obtained, whose skill and young men, who were fed continuously knowledge were certified to by several on food containing borax. It is under- stood, of course, that the object of the investigation of the bon vivants of Washington. The selection…

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