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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 1 (July 1906) (1906)

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nce along the right lines of living? Coca-Cola comes nearer being the ideal beverage than any other known to man. This is because the hustle and bustle of the life of to-day is much more wearing than ever before in the history of the human race. Therefore a beverage that is delicious to the taste,… … THE BRAIN WORKERS' PANACEA. COLA.—It is an unusual coincidence that in the nut or fruit of the Cola Tree the natives of tropical Africa should have discovered much the same properties as the Peruvians secure from the Coca leaves. These nuts are chewed or eaten in their fresh or dried state by the…

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