Newspaper results for x rays

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  1. The National Tribune — 1885-01-01, page 5

    … III names about two days work Only four OF all asked refused to sgn.-J H McCoRMIc x. Rays. VERMONT. To THE EDITOR: Every man I asked signed this petition except two.-A. …

  2. The National Tribune — 1889-06-13, page 5

    … Fred G. Lamb, Cornwall-on Hudson; T. G. keed, Greene: Isaac +. Handy, Troy; John X Rays. Walder: b. r. Corwiu, Brcoklyni III Gieolnsi DeIFi- los II Osborne Ogdeusburg; …

  3. Evening Star — 1896-02-10, page 14

    … parency of different substances of vario1 ihieknesses I hastened to ascertain how ii X rays behave when passed through prism-whether they were refracted or nc "U'sing the …

    … re fraction and reflection. Now, powdered substances ara quite as transparent to X rays as are solid bodies of equal mass r. Hence it Is proved that refraction and regn …

    … or the photographic plate. It. "It follows from what has been said thai ie the X rays cannot be concentrated by lenses; a large vulcanized rubber and glass lens were …

  4. Evening Star — 1896-02-13, page 5

    … ElectricIan Scribner arn justly enthusiastic over their success, and predict for the "X" rays a vast field of use fulness, especially in the domain of medi cline and surgery …

  5. The Evening Times — 1896-02-13, page 2

    … experimenting at his uewelIyn Park laboratory with a view TO determining if the X-rays may be sent over a wire in the same manner as electricity. II this fact is established …

    … that art may become one OF the wonders OF The nineteenth century. In dealing with X-rays." says the in ventor, I'VE have to do with a force Alto ata afr and the same conditions …

    … observe are made by throw ing the shadows of the invisible moving par ticles by the X-rays upon platinocyanide in the end of dark tube" Articles FROM 0ME EDITION. ARR NEVER …

  6. The Evening Times — 1896-02-13, page 3

    … Avenue. Keckweai. Will TEMPrMUMMll Edison Makes a Discovery While Experimenting with X-Rays. METAL HARDENED IN TUBES Had SnbHcMiucutly tin Interview "With IIIh Patent Lawyer …

    … experimenting at his Llewellyn Park laboratory with a view to determining If the X-rays may be sent over a wire in the same manner as electricity. If this fact Is established …

    … art may liecome one or the wonders of the nineteenth century. ' "In dealing w'th X-rays." saj-fc. the In ventor, "we have to do with a force alto gether different from …

  7. The Morning Times — 1896-02-13, page 1

    … directions at his JaLoratory here. Today he tested the distance of penetration of the X rays through a funnel eight feet long. The result wab not satisfactory artcr rortv-five …

  8. The Evening Times — 1896-02-14, page 5

    X-RAYS SHOWED A BULLET First Surgical Operation in This Country Under New Discovery. Bones …

  9. The Evening Times — 1896-02-14, page 6

    … lined and Btiffened. t1tc bouud. " . - - $1.98. CLARK'S, 734-73S Sevntii-St. H- W X-RAYS SHOWED-: A BULLET First Surgical 0feration in This Country Under 'New Discovery …

  10. The Morning Times — 1896-02-14, page 3

    … Bill. WILL TEMPER ALUMINIUM Edison Makes q Discovery While Expert. menting With X-Rays. First AUthor-Sir your book is disgrace ful; half of it is stolen outright. Second …

    … Interfere. WILL TEMPER ALUMINIUM ! Edison Makes Discovery While Expert menting With X-Rays SECRETARY SMITH OK ICE Society Folks Saw the 'LaUmchin | of the Big Cabinet Officer …

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