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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 20 (November 1906) (1906)

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side of the ma- the forest. To prevent the animals from slipping on sickness is the application to the head of a wet com- chine. press, as hot as can he home. This suggestion, how- the wet skid roads and in the swamps, they are some- The driver's seat is placed on the right-hand side, times shod.… … A NEW REMEDY FOR SEASICKNESS. tined to come, very soon, into general use. The same A New African Fly. prophecy, however, has been made in regard to many A new African fly, whose larva lives parasitically over the driving roller, so that he can easily follow other remedies for seasickness, and has…

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