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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 27 (1904) (1904)

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is he substances were obtained in three placed a car spring. He used a car successive lots. spring because it was handy and Bismuth was obtained only in convenient, and he felt it would two successive lots of 100 liters and slide from end to end, much the 50 liters, finally as chromate, which same… … where he contemplated resting platinum, too small for any exam- when fatigued from riding on the ination. As platinum occurs dis- seat. A two-inch hose was run seminated in certain rocks in North NISSEN AND HIS ** FOOL-KILLER.” through one end of the balloon to Carolina, it may be well to men-…

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