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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (1903) (1903)

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eing directed by one or two large the long grass, using but one hand and arm. When time to deduce the physical and chemical composition firms to the construction of reversing turbines. The he reached his father, he found that he had not been of the white-hot matter in the interior of the earth… … liquid; for this purpose the base is colored yellow, by THE EFFECT OF A STROKE OF LIGHTNING. are fixed along the route upon wood pylons from 18 adding an indicator (methyl orange). If the base to 50 feet high by cast-iron brackets. The cable is be now neutralized by an acid, the indicator will be…

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