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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 26 (December 1906) (1906)

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elapses before the mantle glows with maxi- mum brightness. When mounted on a walking stick and held at the In the very large street lamps, which rival the elec- full extended length of the arm, its greatest efficiency tric arc. in intensity, the upward flow of liquid to re- is obtained, since the… … through the "unilens," eight stars can be discerned In point of economy the lusol lamp appears to sur- A Convenient Method of Viewing Objects at a quite easily, whereas with the naked eye only six can pass all other known lighting apparatus. A Denayrouze Distance. lamp having the power of 10 Carcel…

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