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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 24 (June 1906) (1906)

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alone. sold their knowledge to a concern which commenced it will be best to have the glasses set in pairs, each of the above-named combinations in a frame by itself. If we ask one who is color-blind to red and green the work in Holland and from there it was brought what color certain well-known red… … blind to red and green wishes to be able to distinguish 000 tons, but even this by a disease Stiattesi Seismograph. The Weight is Carried on a Swinging between the various shades either of red or of green, of the retina, gigantic figure is com- Arm and is Connected with a Light Lever-Arm Tracer.…

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