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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 24 (June 1895) (1895)

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t shot. Early in the fight the Maxim gun in our The remedy to which we refer is phenacetine. So soon bolts of lightning at the same instant. One of them, foretop was silenced. The holes pierced by a shell as the patient feels the premonitory symptoms of the after seeming to coil itself around one… … A REMARKABLE LIGHTNING STROKE. cleared a floor of cement and pebbles was A soap for this purpose is made by discovered about a yard below the sur- heating 1 pound cocoanut oil to 96° F.^ face. The well paved buildings mentioned by Mr. adding % pound caustic soda, and mixing thoroughly. freely of…

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