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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 17 (1906) (1906)

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ham Palace, a no instruments of precision at his disposal. It re- wise monarch whose philosophic intellect had once that name; it was an apparatus which took cold fresh mained for Galvani and Volta to provide a more prom- air outside of the house, and after warming it in pas- marveled at the… … “You-.desire to know my thoughts remarked that this treatment could be about the northeast storms beginning applied to wine-press fruits, whose to leeward. Some years ago there was greatest enemy is decay.” FRANKLIN’S SCIENTIFIC WORK.

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