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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 25 (December 1905) (1905)

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nly when the poles were held below fore cooked the aforementioned sleeper's breakfast. Not so very long ago a Miss Kellermann won a the disk and repelled when the magnet was held over Various forms of games demanding some skill in swimming race from the Pont National to the Viaduc the disk. Just… … 1.—The Regatta Game. Each boat is controlled by a pneumatic tube and bulb. When ihe bulb is pressed the boat is impelled forward. The boat which reaches the lighthouse first is the winner. 2.—A game which consists in attracting and repelling; a spinning steel top by means of a magnet. 3.—An alarm…

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