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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 22 (May 1891) (1891)

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fect of rising in the image ment against it has always been a chemical one. It has tion of the optical lantern with a truly wonderful on the screen. At the same time the manipulation of been urged that the absence of nitrogen in petroleum effect, but there are many effects whicli seem to be the… … an animal origin, which was still denied by many power from two Aleott turbines, that drive dyna- Fig. 1,-EEUPTION OF VESUVIUS. for the non-nitrogenous Pennsylvania oil. Prof. mos which deliver electric power to the motors of Hoefer, however, still held to his former view, de- the railway. claring…

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