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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 24 (June 1896) (1896)

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ton. The speed race really began * Dear Sir: * at this point. Four of the carriages made the turn at describes these waves as sound waves, because they * I consider that * the Cosmopolitan building, at Irvirgton, and passed differ in their mode of vibration from ether waves. * * the judges' stand… … Club. In Yonkers arose an obstacle which filled the gether or with the index finger extended and the others EDISON'S FL1T0BESCING TACmm LAMP. racers with gloom. Peabody Hill reared its lofty head flexed, cautiously approaching the seat of the inflam- above them and resisted every effort of the…

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