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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 8 (1878) (1878)

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States Consul at Geneva, posit on nights when there is a gentle movement of the air, taking in the hand the other electrode (formed of a platinum Switzerland, communicates to the State Department a report sufficient to bring in contact with the articles fresh air laden wire surrounded everywhere… … aged. In a spacious apart- thermometer. 84 chronome- ters were entered, 29 of which ment of rectangular form, that can be tightly closed and fulfilled all the conditions =e eee thoroughly heated, provision The prize of honor was taken ome ee is made for piling a number by a Locle manufacturer. of…

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