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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 13 (1904) (1904)

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hich have hitherto blocked the The engine shown in the accompanying cut is the in- ed and built by Mr. Charles E. Duryea, of the Duryea path to the invention of a successful high-speed tele- Power Company, Reading, Pa., for use on an airship. vention of Mr. A. F. Law, of Bridgeport, Conn., and is… … the jacket to it, making a tight joint. The motor graph line presents features and effects similar to isa particularly light and compact one, and should those of a Leyden jar. Though these effects are toc fulfill well tive purpose for which it was designed, small to be noticeable in a short line,…

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