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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 3 (1906) (1906)

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the overfatigue the digestive organs, and may undergo electric motor located between the legs of the chair, abnormal fermentation. Japanese on a diet chiefly carbohydrate is sufficient and connected by means of a belt with an eccentric proof that a high efficiency, both mental and physical, “The… … Means of a Belt. with an Eccentric Actuating the Seat. movements can be regulated between considerable lim-_ which ultimately pass out of the body, chiefly through The question whether a large proteid diet is not only the kidneys. Before their elimination from the body its by means of suitable…

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