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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 11 (March 1890) (1890)

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human head, capable of speaking, was seen Kenyon's Substitute for India Rubber. lying upon a three-legged table beneath which there The substitute consists essentially of a preparation appeared to be nothing. The body to which the head belonged was in reality in the table, the head passing of… … action of the brake, the car is brought to a standstill MAaiC MONET BOX. thick, treacly consistence, equal parts of without noise or jar, even if its motion had been ex- each. The mixture in the pan is then cessive. The car never fails to catch and never re- heated to about the temperature of…

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