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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 26 (1907) (1907)

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tric mo- It is a well-known fact tor. Suppose the operator that the character of an wishes to light electric individual can in a meas- lamps at the distant point. ure be read in his fea- In the lamp circuit is a tures, and a similar con- relay which opens or clos- nection with haracter can Fig.… … skin and muscles of the Fig. 5.—Left Hand of a an electro-magnet, an elec- hand, as well as a trans- Pianist. Pianist. tric fan and an electro- formation of the bones (atrophy or thickening of magnet lifting a cannon certain parts), displace- ball) uses a separate disk ment of the joints, etc. for…

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