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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 4 (July 1906) (1906)

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sible to submit all apparatus intended for the utiliza- desperate struggle for its life. The shark was skinned that the same was true of the salts of calcium, mag- tion of alcohol, such as vaporizers, carbureters, or en- and stuffed, and has been placed on exhibition. Ef- nesium, and strontium when… … exceptional cases. Hither arc, for he has shown that A SHARK 32 FEET LONG, CAPTURED AT SAN PEDRO BAY, CAL. to, however, only a very by mixing, or mineralizing few vegetable growths the carbons, as it is called, with compounds of calcium, thorough manner, and the experiments will be con- have been…

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