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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 1 (July 1905) (1905)

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meters, and voltmeters. The ing operations, it was necessary to remove, among is to be used where the above operations are carried mercury lamps were started by means of kicking coils other buildings, 6 mills, 4 churches, 6 schoolhouses, out so as to improve the health of the workmen, with-… … These are three of six thousand three hundred pictures taken in the New York Subway at the rate of nine hundred per minute. The chronophotographic apparatus and the seventy-two Cooper Hewitt Lights by which the pictures were taken were mounted on a flat car which followed up the regular Subway…

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