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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 17 (October 1905) (1905)

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d is placed in a statement relative to his new curative principle for ceptible of adjustment according to the size of the large horizontal cylinder capable of containing about tuberculosis, which attracted much attention. The pro- head; this carries a hinged tube containing another 100 cubic… … nected together by a number of transverse chains general appearance. In the accompanying engraving A BINOCULAR HEAD LENS. which are laid over the tread of the tire. In order to we show an improved anchor, which is designed to be set into the wall while it is being molded and which attach one of the…

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