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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 4 (1899) (1899)

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ir to pass through the generator. The hazy ef- when he was four years old, he uttered an emphatic the smallest details. We present a cut of an attach- fect caused by the swift rotation of these hoods is no- ‘*No.” Afterward his progress was rapid, andeven in ment designed by the chief electrician,… … statement was not generally indorsed by expert opinion, and it is significant that the tendency to-day is for the manufacturers to locate at the Falls rather than for the power of the Falls to be carried long dis- generators are led toa special switchboard, operated tances tothe consumer. Although…

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