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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 6 (1890) (1890)

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Falls, South Dakota, July 23, 1890. own plating, or others who wish a small dynamo for the numbering wheels are flanges, each provided with small work. These machines have many advantages ri ten radial arms. A fixed lug or projection, as shown To the Editor of the Scientific American: over… … TIFIc AMERICAN, and they have always worked all From the standpoint of atmospheric electricity, the degree of danger attending the taking of shelter under right. Have made other articles besides electrical, and with as good success. I have found, if you want to a tree during a storm depends upon…

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