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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 13 (March 1900) (1900)

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he bridge-wall duced,—in other words immediately after fresh stok- point along the line by simply attaching, as shown, a passage. The fire-brick, as it becomes incandescent, ing. The furnace is, therefore, not unnecessarily chilled; portable transmitter and receiver. effectually assists the fuel in… … trict. As evidence of the practica- the large waves produced by them, bility of the barb-wire telephone which are damaging the palaces our correspondent quotes the case along the canal. Of course the , of the Wagner Glass Company, electric launches are not open to who, with offices at Anderson, are…

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