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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 23 (June 1876) (1876)

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preceding one enters the exhaust, often to detect the presence of noxious odors in the air we so that the dead pressure of the water becomes, it is claimed, " Let clean gum mastic be dissolved in alcohol, and drop breathe, and so be warned in time to prevent disease. entirely utilized. it into… … strengthening those muscles is to breathe riphery of the wheel for the utilization of WALTNER'S WATER WHEEL. the power; and it gives the advantage of the through the nose. It is certainly as wise a plan as sucking air through a silver tube, so often recom- full pressure of the solid column of water…

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