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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 9 (1903) (1903)

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together, closing the jaws on Very careful and exhaustive tests of electrose made TAILS. whatever fabric is placed between them. The slide by experts in electrical engineering, would seem to The annoyance of having a cow’s tail suddenly is fastened to the supporter or suspender, and the ar- show… … 11,000 volts; a square foot of the material one- A powerful company has been organized, made up quarter of an inch in thickness arced around at of moneyed men of Toledo, Ohio, and Buffalo, N. Y., 80,000 volts; an 8-inch round column arced around for the purpose of starting a plant to make radiators…

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