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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 4 (1907) (1907)

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ual cation of electricity for domestic purposes. A year ago signals, both in the case of ordinary and wireless tele- er ee the first electrical house in Schenectady was the won- graphy is 0.02 second, and that of the definite clock dif- The Use of Wireless Telegraphy for Deterniining Longitude. der… … dam and the Brocken. Parlor Corn Popper. Wireless telegraphy signals were transmitted ex- clusively from the mammoth wireless telegraph sta- being gi-ven during each evening) 0.002 second, and 0.003 the great Electrical City, and elsewhere, wherein all tion erected at Nauen, near Berlin, which is…

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