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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 25 (1903) (1903)

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ransmits a small percentage; in the green we changed the portion under the blue to a darker color well marked, but would appear more natural were drop back to merely a trace, while in the blue we rise and that under the red to a lighter color, the movable they in positives rather than in negatives.… … into the tissues of the body even when value in the treatment of disease, it concentrated to the fullest extent to a must be made to penetrate deeply into depth beyond a few millimeters has been ‘the tissues of the body. For lupus, denied and it has been held that it is necessary to com-…

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