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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 4 (January 1895) (1895)

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ul breaking and still be sure of making a positive contact with the line of clocks and watches and guarded railway crossings. future wise education has most to do with the charac- conductor. The improvement has been patented by But if we must have the whistle, why not invent one ter and usefulness… … only by chance musical. There is the need of art in street car motor. One reduction was inspired by com- the making and ringing of a bell, as in the making and petition and the other appears to have been a conces- BURGHER'S CONDUIT ELECTRIC RAILWAY. playing of a piano. We appear to be content with…

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