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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 20 (1891) (1891)

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OTOR. A circuit-closing attachment for annunciators, by ing as the stalks are to be cut into finer or coarser The illustration represents a device, patented by Mr. means of which an electric lamp will be 'lit when the pieces, the tops of the stalks being first engaged by Charles C. Henderson,… … and the working of the pump plunger. When power ANNUNCIATOR. above the ground. All the towns and villages were is to be stored, the pin securing the large spur-wheel greatly damaged, the crops destroyed, and that usually on the second shaft is re- It has been patented by Mr. Lambert F. Fouts, of…

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