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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (February 1878) (1878)

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large room, and who did not hold the telephone close to his A FOWL UONSTBOSITT. ear, that a message was about to be sent from the trans- mitting station. The consequence is that a warning appara- BY JOHN MICHBLS. tus must be attached to the telephone, so that there may be An interesting instance of… … allowance for it, and, doing this, we likewise underestimate large room; warned by this signal a person can in the usual A FOWL MONSTROSITY. the apparent size of the moon and see it smaller. way put the telephone to his ear and listen to the words from ^ I » I » the transmitting station;, and so…

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