The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 451
... effect of an ounce and a half of ethyl alcohol or less , such as is con- tained in no more than three ordinary highballs . It is a cold fact — as I shall attempt to show that the many drivers who have merely been drinking , as ...
... effect of an ounce and a half of ethyl alcohol or less , such as is con- tained in no more than three ordinary highballs . It is a cold fact — as I shall attempt to show that the many drivers who have merely been drinking , as ...
Page 454
... effect on the human mechanism . To demonstrate the effects of a very small quantity of alcohol even after the lapse of considerable time , one ex- perimenter , for two weeks at ten o'clock each morning , threaded needles for twenty ...
... effect on the human mechanism . To demonstrate the effects of a very small quantity of alcohol even after the lapse of considerable time , one ex- perimenter , for two weeks at ten o'clock each morning , threaded needles for twenty ...
Page 512
... effect . ' Not , however , until ' wireless ' made its entrance upon the electrical scene did the Edison effect gain importance . Then Fleming took advantage of what had been discovered by Edison and produced his detector tube , which ...
... effect . ' Not , however , until ' wireless ' made its entrance upon the electrical scene did the Edison effect gain importance . Then Fleming took advantage of what had been discovered by Edison and produced his detector tube , which ...
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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