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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 13 (March 1876) (1876)

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, accidentall y swallowed a biconvex lens- shaped tin whistle. I found River. The greatest diffi it lodged near the cardiac ter- culties met with in building minus of the oesophagus. the structure were found in ^ The little fellow was suffer- crossing the forest of Fon- ing considerable pain,… … 1, Portland cement from i child, when seen an hour AaUEDUGT OF L& VANNE, FBASCE to i parts. This concrete, pro- later, was bright and run- perly dampened, was com- 16 feet. That is to say, the quantity of light from gas must ning about as well as ever.—Medical Record. bined in a mill of especial…

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