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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 27

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er-came the obstacles and the candescent light becameuniversal. The history of it is most fascinating.Suffice it to say that the light is at last seeminglyperfect from every standpoint, and as an evidenceof its general use it is only necessary to say thatmore than twenty-four million incandescen… … Fig. 2. what progress it would have made over gas. Thisinvention has brought gas up alongside of electric lightagain, or nearly so; but it cannot be made to surpassit, and the advantages of electric light are so muchover gas in other respects than mere lighting that itcan never stay alongside of…

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