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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 11 (September 1905) (1905)

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achts, automobiles, etc. One of its most interesting forms is the workman's dinner pail. It cooks while he ployed the following methods: His electric furnace comprised an iron casing having a lower block of works; he can have a hot meal wherever required. carbonate of lime for the body. A cavity… … to subject the fluid mass takes a to-and-fro move- to great pressure, and ment. The crank-bar is Artificial Diamonds Viewed by Reflected and Transmitted Light. this was done by grasp- coupled to the middle MAKING DIAMONDS BY ELECTRICITY.

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