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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 16 (October 1906) (1906)

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Mecca are also of an inferior as false calumba. Artificial substances are often em- gist, by reason of necessity, occupies a position of trust character. Much of the Chinese rhubarb that is mar- toward the entire community. The helpless, the sick, ployed to adulterate Japan camphor. the physically… … market. Abundant means enable them to engage ex- copoeia, providing for the selection of the drug by Effect of the Ergot Test on Cocks' Combs. perts who exercise great care in the selection of crude more or less superficial means and its exhaustion by a drugs and reject all materials that do not…

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