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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 23 (December 1898) (1898)

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gulate the speed to suit his re- germs are, in many respects, the most vigorous of quirements, that is to say, a beginner can set the all which are active in the decay of organic mate- rheostat so as to print say 30 copies per minute, rials. If malaria be a germ which exhibits its and, the operator… … Fig. 2.—ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN NEOSTYLE. is in reality open, and this envelope has been matter and the conversion of the nitrogenous accepted by the Post Office Department for part thereof into nitric acid or nitrates. Thus, mailing third class matter such as Neostyle circu indirectly lime might prove…

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