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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 12 (September 1900) (1900)

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un over ribs, behind which the sand is deposited. order to obtain the same illuminating effect, to have The water is then pumped back into the tank. produces a dish, until the entire block is consumed. lamps of higher candle power with consequent in- When the last dish is cut, the nut is… … result is, as a matter of fact, to increase the sand and gravel and stone substituted, thus THE SFIBAL-OLOBE LAMP SISHEMBEBED. effective illumination of the lamp, the spirally- giving another class of phenomena. With the wound glass rod constituting a double convex aid of maps and contours, various…

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