Article October 25, 1900 Issue

"Light Without Heat or Waste"

Editor with contributions from W. W. Karr

Under the above caption we published in the Sentinel of September 27, 1900, an article setting forth the wonderful discovery, by a woman, of a substance called "Radium."

It seems that the article, which was taken from the Enquirer of Cincinnati, Ohio, very considerably overdrew the picture, as inquiry at the Smithsonian Institution has revealed. Among those who made inquiry was Professor Hermann S. Hering of Baltimore, Md, He received in reply the following letter from W. W. Karr, Acting Aid in Charge:—

Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C.,

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