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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 9 (1900) (1900)

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hat upon the man- thrown on the charnel heap they are burned in the the interior body, of porcelain, is recessed to receive ner in which it is brought to incandescence, whether cainp-fire and their ashes strewn to the winds. It is the automatic cut-out device; it also supports the heated quickly… … is a puzzle to sailors. They even ture, but a few seconds after it is turned on the spiral commences to venture far out to sea, paddling heat up, and the temperature of the filament is raised against the current to reach certain shoals frequented filament: if the changes in voltage do not greatly…

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