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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 9 (August 1908) (1908)

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matoes sufficient for the whole similarly treated showed acreage representing ap- a. large increase in the proximately one pole per crop. In regard to the Generating and Transforming Apparatus. Electrified vs. Wne«t Grown A Post Supporting the acre. The current was raspberry canes a curious Note… … to be very slight. During can be drawn from the Transformer Shed and the Wire Which Carries 100,000 Insulator for Supporting Discharging the two years the wires fact that the electrified Volts, Direct Current, to the Field and Wire Compared with the Ordinary have been up, apart from wheat produces…

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