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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 9 (September 1900) (1900)

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r body, of porcelain, is recessed to receive ner in which it is brought to incandescence, whether camp-fire and their ashes strewn to the winds. It is the automatic cut-out device ; it also supports the heated quickly and thus subjected to a violent rush of characteristic of the Fuegiauos that they… … of the ocean around Cape Horn sufficient at first to attract the arma- CHANDELIER OF B ERNST LAMPS. is a puzzle to sailors. They even ture, but a few seconds after it is turned on the spiral commences to venture far out to sea, paddling heat up, and the temperature of the filament is raised against…

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