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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 26 (June 1872) (1872)

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that, when it is placed on the bottom of Every kind of paper, sized as well as unsized, can be pre- beads of the turns of this wire are connected with small the vessel, the two openings coincide. The hole in the plate, pared in the same manner. The process is very simple: the Btuds, s s ss,… … of the machine may the latter, a short pe- MAGNETO-ELECTRIC MACHINE. be explained as fol- riod suffices. This pro- cess completed, the threads are broken up into short pieces shallow vessel, and afterwards hung up to dry. By wetting lows : Let us regard the turn of wire just above the line, ha c,…

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