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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 14 (1901) (1901)

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d by a se- the electrodes is properly reg- ries of vibrations of different ulated. The inventor has intensity and separation, but made many trials of electric regularly spaced. In other furnaces of different forms, words, there exists for these and has been led to adopt the sounds a series of… … syllables may be obtained which may be used to to the Buffalo Water Works. ‘Some Motions, Relative MOVABLE PLATES FOR GIVING DIFFERENT VOWELS form an international alphabet. Another important and Absolute,” is by Oberlin Smith. “The Presiden- IN THE “SIREN.” application of this synthetic process…

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