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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 3 (January 1892) (1892)

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ian fauna containing Goniatites intumes- communication can be established between points any surface C a wire 1 extends to the hull of each vessel cens and various other primordial goniatites was un- distance apart or across the largest seas, and even and through the signal receiving and… … hand or foot, locks the overshoe on the under boot or EDISON'S NEW METHOD OF TELEGRAPHING WITHOUT WIRES. shoe. — «m» . A Proposed Ship Canal around the Falls of This wire extends through an electromotograph tele- by this character of signaling, by the use of which, also, Niagara. phone receiver, D,…

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