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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 10 (March 1890) (1890)

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very the eyes are quickly turned from side to side, when the much of the success of the phonograph is due, especially interesting physical experiments. These are obviously vibratory nature of the flame will appear ; but no sat- in the reproduction of music, where the slightest accel- isfactory… … out the necessity of making any adjustments. The past, a huge shaft of fire standing up against the sky Fig. 2.-SECTI0N OF THE DIAFHBAGM CELL, screw shaft is provided with a, loose central bearing, and illuminating many square miles of territory with its lurid glow. Wonder as to what caused this…

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