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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 21 (November 1882) (1882)

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olutely necessary, when recom-mencing work, to damp the laps with water toreplace that lost by evaporation. The same re-sult may be observed where the full bobbinshave been lying in the sun, or been dried byother means. That dampness and warmth arenecessary for spinuing need hardly be men-tioned… … The enormous sum of $202,000,000 is invested in the sub-marine cables of the world, supposed to aggregate 64,000miles in length. CRANE FOB TRANSFERRING CABS. Credit to Whom Credit Is Due. In the Scientific American of November 4 appeared anengraving and description of some of the plumbing…

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