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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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The shell of the blood corpuscle sects abound and infect: everyone within their reach which has held the growing parasite bursts when it by inoculating them with the poison they carry from reaches maturity, and allows its spores to fall into one to the other. It is argued that mosquitoes also the… … gions of the globe, giving Prehistoric Necropolis. self, the poison is acted him, in fine, through the upon, neutralized, and in destruction of unwholesome conditions, the gift of a a large measure eliminated by the sweating which to establish his conclusions, which were to the effect new world.…

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