Diverse Scientific Speculations From 19th Century Ledger
A compilation of scientific notes covering ocean silver in solution, sunlit snow blindness, avian diversity with Cones list updates, Munich electrical exhibition plans using Isar power, and critiques of electricity heating economics. It also details comet tail sodium lines, valvano plastic metal coatings on organic matter, Volta prize history, Ramsay on smell vibrations, Paris skin grafts, a proposed English Channel tunnel defense with chalk acid flooding, and Griot itinerant musicians in Africa with social status and influence.
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English Channel
Great Britain
Siemens
Frazie Root Bitters Promoted As Health Restorer
Root Bitters advertised as a universal tonic claims to purge impurities and strengthen nerves for men and women. Endorsement by Dr Frazie, a testimonial from M. Mauris of Cleveland, Ohio, states two bottles aided dyspepsia dizziness and kidney disease. Sold by all druggists at $1 per bottle Tienny & Co sole proprietors Cleveland Ohio. The largest and finest eagle in U S.
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Milan
Frazie
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Munich
Isar
John Hopkinson
Hasselberg
Pulkova
Berlin Physical Society
Napoleon I
Volta
A. Graham Bell
William Ramsay
Lamalleree
Paris
Gerenger Ferand
Central Africa
Indian Ocean
DR. Fraziers Root Bitters
BROWN
Browns
A. Mintzer & CO
Warren
Ummer
France
Germany
LOW
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Flint & Kent
Main
Washington Streets
W York
Woopmarr
N. J
Swedish Bitters Company
Lave
Augustus Prehl
Woodbury
Prehl
We. D. Scitt
City of
Piel Bilters CO
Woodbury J
J. P. Johnson
High St
Dunkirk
Warres
Pina
Lam
PB. Johnson
Nealyt
Parmlee & Henry’s
United States
Brussels
Warren, Pa
Parmlee & Henry
A. A. Davis & CO
Benson
Enafac
Peron
Seabury & d
Manufactursg
Aes
MEAD
Forsyth
Rochester “Scale Company
Aqueduct ST
Rochester, N.Y
Hostetver
Alen Block
Torpedo
Singer
We Ren
Jacob Keller
Philadelphia
Pga
LE Bsler
Warren County
L. G. Noyes
BooTs and Sectors
Conrad Lesser
M. E. Chareh
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