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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 12 (September 1869) (1869)

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r learned German has tried to show that and rubber belts are rendered useless by their extreme elas- General Engelmann, of Illinois, has found by experience, Homer was a myth. Cadmium was named ticity, and the expensive character of their intermediate sup- that the best way to get rid of the… … it melinium, from the quince-yellow color whenever he may happen to meet of one of its compounds ; Gilbert gave it ihe name of juno- power in excessive friction, elasticity, etc. These difficulties with them. Persons are very generally ignorant of their nium, from the planet Juno, and John…

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