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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 13 (March 1906) (1906)

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eighth were useful. touch—in fact, the hearer soon becomes conscious that In consequence, instead of a feeble sound in a tele- Another combination of harmonics, in which the sev- phone held to the ear, feebler often than the slight the soul of the musician is in his music. By the touch enth and… … distributable and can be produced at a thousand places CHASSIS OF SLEIGH, SHOWING 12-H0RSE-P0WER, 4-CYLINDER, AIR-COOLED MOTOR CONNECTED THROUGH simultaneously, with as much power in each as if an A CHAIN AND TWO SPEED GEAR TO THE SPIKED DRIVE WHEEL AT THE REAR. orchestra were on the spot.…

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