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Identifier: scientific-american-1902-04-05 (find matches)
Title: Scientific American Volume 86 Number 14 (April 1902)
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: feet scientific tion steam electric automobile tbe patent union pacific scientific american gas engine foreign trade sewing machine long island maximum grade glass palace wireless telegraphy lifting power
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^OMNIGRAPHH For* too I ov more ilun illihe ibo« I* idded logeiher w le»m lelegriphy (lieflit OMNIGRAPH teicl.es you pcrtecrlv tn « Shonesi ..me it ■ loul cosTRANSMITTER, Key »rid So under. Complete. An E*P*n Opemor -lit.he nine Clrcul.r Free. THE OMNIGPAPH MFTj. CO- DtpLJ3.39 CoHLandl SC Htw Vort. I MEMORY TRAINING New Practical Sytem for Developing and Perfecting the Memory Discovered by an Indiana Student=Business Man. Is Rapidly Becoming the Wonder of Twentieth Century Progress. Needed by All, Possessed by So Few, a Good Reliable Memory Is the Key to Success. Anywhere, Everywhere the Person Having the Best Memory Rises to the Top. PARTICULARS FREE TO ALL WHO WRITE.
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D. F. Urbsvhrvs. For years the world has been waiting for someone todiscover a system of memory training which might beof actual benefit. Not a theoretical method requiringmonths or years of bard study, but a pimple practicalsystem which accomplishes tbe most in tbe least time.It has remained for Mr. D. F. Urbahns, a student busi-ness man of Fort Wayne, lnd., to bring out such a sys-tem. It is so easy that even a child cannot fail to under-stand, tt is so plain and attractive that one can hardlyhelp becoming interested in it, and above all it is so in-tensely practical that it helpsone over tbe rough rocksof life to success, where without its aid absolute failurewould be the result. Let the reader recall his or berown experience; has there ever been a time in yourlife when you lo.st money by forgetting a set of figuresor abusiness appointment? Did you ever lose a friendby forgetting a name or face which you most wished toremember? Did your friends ever do you an injury byforgetting yo

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