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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 10 (September 1878) (1878)

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long, a wooden jetty, F H, on the. vice for giving telephone alarm signals, invented by Mr. A spiral spring throws the lever, C, away from the dia- northeast, 1,570 yards long, a solid stone breakwater, D B, Samuel E. Rusk, of Catskill, N. Y. It is contrived so that phragm and into contact with the… … American Popular Interest In Science. Earth Currents. In his annual report of the Kew Gardens, for 1877, just The action of the currents of electricity that pass round TELEPHONE CALL SIGNAL. published. Sir Joseph Hooker pays a very graceful tribute tlie earth may be conveniently exhibited to a…

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