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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 24 (June 1873) (1873)

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r administering hot sand bathsas a remedy for rheumatism, receni. cases of nervous disor-ders, affection of the kidneys, and all cases where heat iswanted as the cltief therapeutic agent. The advantages ofthis treatment are that it ^oes not suppress respiration likethe hot water bath, but rather… … The trace can then be easily slipped on, and the button re-turned to a vertical position. The stub is tapered so as tocause the trace to slide against the button, and is madethicker at the point where the latter is pivoted to ensurethe requisits strength. Patented October 1, 1872, by Mr.William C.…

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