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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 1 (1880) (1880)

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he Utilization of Genevee Falls. known electrical inventor of Brooklyn, N. Y., judging from powder, along with two parts of the silicate, will give a The plan to furnish Rochester, N. Y., with power for his own experience in fusing platinum with glass in the print color, which is easily… … lowered over the falls, makes the work of GUEST’S IMPROVED ELECTRIC LAMP. iary globe by its own gravity. construction somewhat slow. “It is expected, Fig. 2 shows. a lamp in which the tubes however, that the first application of the system to the pro- that support. the wires extend downward into…

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