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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 10 (September 1906) (1906)

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sisted on is a question, though both are he found a lady, too, who declared that she had re- according to the time of day, whether he had previous peatedly succeeded in attracting the magnetic needle related to each other); that the body, which has hith- ly rested or worked, talked or taken food.… … lid. He discovered also all events, not upon su- Lilinm Auratnm After Retardation. Azaleas Are Good Subjects for Retardation. that the keys which he perior soul-power—up- had carried for some on no special grace." THE MARVELS OF PLANT RETARDATION. © 1906 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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