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

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thing at the beginning, persists for a long time very high, ong tables are built into three sides of the labor- of the electrical investigations which .were then con- then rapidly falls. atory, while at the table in the center there is always ducted in Europe, for he was thus led to explain in his… … blance between lightning and electricity, but that no It is hoped and predicted that improved hygienic one had yet entertained the magnificent idea of exam- methods will be discovered, and new serums against ining the suggestion experimentally; how Franklin dread disease for the benefit of mankind,…

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