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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 6 (August 1906) (1906)

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its influ- 10th; lowest, 61; date, 7th; mean of warmest day, 80; ence upon the air within the electrometer, two other date, 17th; coldest day, 69; date, 7th; mean of maxi- openings are .provided, one in the side and one at the mum for the month, 81.8; mean of minimum, 67.9; Foot Warmer. bottom of… … 0.0000055 for 1 deg. F., which is almost the same as Herrgott has invented what he calls thermophile Local Perspiration Produced by Thermophile that of untempered steel, which is 0.0000060. fabrics, intended primarily for producing heat of a Knitted Fabrics. Heavy and Light Fabrics Covered or…

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