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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 12 (March 1904) (1904)

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urred, floating like two huge ice floes on the denser, (Electric curling-iron heaters are to be found on the the fingers for recognition purposes. The new system partly metallic fluid of the earth's interior. These is called "Daktyloscopy."—Richard Guenther, Consul- dressing tables of many… … journey around the earth, The Electric " Hot-Water," Bag. The Eleciric Chafing Disiu electricity is available the the moon could not have little stove can be set up been spherical; for the and used for preparing cof- earth would not have per- fee, tea, Welsh rarebit, etc. mitted so large a body to…

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