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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 2 (January 1904) (1904)

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y makes its way in the direc- The interesting point is the small quantity tion of New Orleans. The idea of a float- of chloroform employed, from 20 to 40 ing theater is not exactly new, but the grammes sufficing for an anaesthetization extensive scale upon which it is being of from 1% to 1% hours.… … actors, make the vessel fast and put furnished with a valve for expiration. THE FLOATING THEATER WHICH TRAVELS A ROUTE OF 3,500 MILES. the gangplank in place. The scenery The expander causes a lowering of is not diminished. It allows a patient to respire a the pressure of the oxygen, which passes…

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