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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 1902) (1902)

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in this case This reflection of the light is not, however, a serious The operation of this coil was frequently accom- panied by a decided increase in the light in the room; being built on very solid and well-Draced pile founda- sadvantage, as even with it the image is ' quite tions, and the homes… … downward, and render a vacation play upon the red " BAMBLEBSVILLE " ON JAMAICA BAY. at the seaside or portions of the in the mountains a veritable necessity for those who mantle, causing these to incandesce. Hence the in- cottages, measuring about 18 by 25 feet, and contain- can afford, and,…

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