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

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pressure exerted upon it by the first hoop many instances. explorers venturing into malarial countries like the This practice was started in the commonest varie- West Coast of Africa, where readily-made turtle soup gives it both impermeable and perfectly solid qualities. Its rigidity may also be… … own accord in advance of the set time. Having wit- greatly reduced. A cork and a wooden barrel nessed several such accidents at Washington, D. C, were recently filled with water at 10 deg. C. The Parting: of the Flags. J. S. Hill, an electrical engineer employed in the De- and placed right in the…

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