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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 4 (1897) (1897)

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York City. In Fig. 1 H. Lawrence, of Cleveland; Frederick A. Nichols, other places where it is desired to turn down the light president of the National Electrical Association ; Dr. the refrigerator is represented with one of its doors as may be done with a gas jet, without entirely ex- Louis… … opinion of the king was given in a phrase which has BELL’S HOUSEHOLD REFRIGERATOR. HAWKER’S ELECTRIC CURRENT REGULATOR. since become a proverb in Ireland: ‘'To every cow her calf, and, consequently, to every book her copy.” Columba was greatly incensed at the decision and the interior, Fig. 2…

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