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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 13 (September 1896) (1896)

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oleseason. Prof. Baileys experiments at Cornell confirm those ofMr. Rawson, as he states he finds many plants growmore rapidly when under the infiuence of the electriclight at night. Among these are the daisy and theviolet. He is convinced, he says, that the light can beused in forcing certain… … THE PROVIDENCE HORSELESS CARRIAGE RACE-THE START. only one more heat was run. the winners being Mor-ris & Salom ; the Riker carriage was only a few yardsbehind. The fastest mile was made by the Riker electric car-riage, the time bemg 2:13. The Morris & Salom elec- Brooklyn, N. Y. , P. F.…

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