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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 17 (April 1889) (1889)

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in internal much blood in the vessels of the brain. person of a maiden lady of forty-two years of age who, diameter and fifteen inches high. At its upper end it The loss of consciousness in sleep, as in numerous through the assistance of her physician, was conducted is sealed. Its lower end is… … probable that it is located in the brain properly so held firmly over its while Prof. S. P. Langley was elected to succeed JET SIPHON. HEBCUBIAL Prof. Simon Newcomb as vice-president. The papers called, for, as we know, birds (especially the pigeon) open end. The whole is then quickly in- read…

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