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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 24 (June 1896) (1896)

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ification of terrestrial building at the time, but none were seriously hurt. to fit out three stations, provided, as is likely, that Had the explosion occurred an hour later, a number of enough amateurs can be found on the ground to assist helium a year ago has naturally much intensified the in the… … of magnesia, lime or sul- present ascribed to calci- A DESTEUCTIVE BOILEE EXPLOSION AT PIQTJA, OHIO. phur, but which in re- um, but in many ways ality, from the fact that very peculiar in their be- havior if they are really due to that metal. they are composed largely of sodium compounds, assist…

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