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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 13 (September 1901) (1901)

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t, as in summer or at night, and in the greatest undertakings of the general government many places electricity can be obtained where running electrode is formed with spiral grooves in its inner on the Pacific Coast. In 1874 a shallow estuary flowed water does not permit of a hot water system. The… … invention was recently patented by H. M. Hill. AN ELECTRICAL WATER-HEATEB. AN IMPROVED FERTILIZER-DISTRIBUTER. device shown in our engraving obviates these diffi- A fertilizer-distributer which can be fitted to an culties wherever a current of electricity can be ob- ordinary wagon, and which is of…

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