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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (December 1904) (1904)

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the same as the with the time occupied by the sailing vessels. The suc- stick of sealing wax the strips of gold or aluminium "canal" rays proceeding from the positive electrode, cess of this experiment opens up new possibilities for leaf, being charged alike, repel each other and diverge, which… … former seem likely to be more effective in the treat- ment of lupus and cancer. The Roentgen rays afford Fig. 8.—Deflection of Radium Rays by an Electro- no parallel to the paralysis of nerve centers produced Fig. 6.—How a Radiograph of a Frog is Made. magnet.

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