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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 7 (1904) (1904)

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t claim to have While repeating the experiments of Calmette and propulsion, running, and braking of the vehicle. seen Switzerland without having made the ascent of Rings that embrace the head of the rails prevent the while using his serum, Dr. Vital found it to be inef- some one or other of its… … serum. The first died and the sec- all of iron and steel, is solidly riv- ond lived. An infinite number of eted, once in every three feet, to similar experiments have been the underlying masonry. The bed made, always with results almost for the rack is placed between the mathematical in their…

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