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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 13 (March 1908) (1908)

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him, or swim toward safety. The ordinary type of lifebelt possesses the disad- Mr. Schwab has been successful in solving one great these be due? If, as just suggested, they are due to compensations for bodily movements, then these bodily vantage that unless correctly donned, the wearer's problem… … Fastening the Waistcoat After Inflation. The Focketyn Lifebelt and Helmet. Walking Ashore After the Experiment. NEW TYPES OF LIFEBELTS. in the water. Recently a series of demonstrations have gating this subject with suitable apparatus, it has London park. When a rescue reached the supposed been…

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