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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)

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l characteristics of the gaso- used for condensing. There are four line tonneau car, including the front bon- tubular boilers, using as a combustible the net and wheel steering, but in this case waste product from the oil refineries. The the bonnet covers half of the battery cells, station contains… … strength. The effect of the magnetic field Electrical Notes. is only temporary. For a given field A new surface-contact system of elec- Our New Catalog strength the decrease in the pitch is tric traction as applied to railways was greater than the increase. If the plane put on trial recently in…

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