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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 1 (1892) (1892)

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ranklin, Ohio, water works light their pumping station with a combined motor and dynamo, the high speed of the motors specially adapting them for running dynamos. The Joliet, Ill., and Independence, Iowa, water works also use it for lighting stations, for which purpose it is likewise used at… … | or cable attached to the upper end of LITTLE GIANT WATER MOTOR. the latter leading over a guide pulley motor to run presses, and it is employed for almost and down through the tubular cast- every purpose, from running machine shops, elevators, ing of the turn table, to within eonve- nient reach…

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