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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 3 (January 1906) (1906)

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the overfatigue the digestive organs, and may undergo electric motor located between the legs of the chair, abnormal fermentation. Japanese on a diet chiefly carbohydrate is sufficient and connected by means of a belt with an eccentric "The waste products of proteid foods, when assimi- proof that a… … A Chair Designed to Prevent Seasickness. The Seat is Movably Arranged and is Eeciprocated Rhythmically by Means of an Electric Motor Connected by Means of a Belt with an Eccentric Actuating the Seat. A CHAIR DESIGNED FOR THE PREVENTION OF SEASICKNESS. movements can be regulated between considerable…

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