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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 8 (February 1878) (1878)

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d trust too often forced upon them. ill effects as are experienced are due not to diminution of they will perhaps be not less ready than hitherto to extend Here, then, appears a sphere in which women may with pressure, but to diminution of tension of the oxygen, which a helping hand to those who at… … when a few respirations of oxygen reduced it to of aluminum metal, in Salindres, near Alais, 78, and subsequently to 70. The effect of the Pig. i.--MAN SUBJECTED TO KAEEFIED AIE. the mineral Bauxite is heated with soda in oxygen was manifested immediately, and the a reverberatory furnace, the…

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