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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 14 (April 1900) (1900)

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fter the str6, has recently devoted an entire number to the de- the brighter the light becomes. With the ordinary contents have been poured out. The illustrations are Bunsen burner, nothiog^ike the maximum tempera- scription and illustration of a hypothetical war between sectional side elevations,… … were it not for the sinister purpose which existed in the neck when the bottle is in an upright position, and THE SAINT FATTL, A FEBFECTED BTTBNEB FOB the minds of those who conceived and carried out the fits on the annular shoulder of the cone when the bottle INCANDESCENT MANTLES. the suggestion…

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