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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 10 (September 1893) (1893)

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ctivity Brinton; Orientation, by A. L. Lewis; The Ethnology Although the cable is sufficiently flexible to permit of the Face, by S. H. Thompson ; The Folk-lore of to the cutaneous circulation after the momentary con- of passing around the huge drums at the power station traction of blood vessels… … A BROKEN STRAND PREVENTS THE WORKING OP THE GRIP. cases are |n a different category appreciation of the savory and nu- from those to which we' are now tritious properties of Indian meal, alluding, nor are we aware of any facts to prove that Dr. Eugene Sell, of the Imperial Health Department, too…

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