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This tube is only a foot long and a few inches in diameter , yet Mr. Hewitt promises a few wonders with it , such as wireless conversations at low cost between Europe and America , power to converse daily in your own home with a friend ...
This tube is only a foot long and a few inches in diameter , yet Mr. Hewitt promises a few wonders with it , such as wireless conversations at low cost between Europe and America , power to converse daily in your own home with a friend ...
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... and by alter- ing the shape of the tube until I had gotten the positive electrode a cer- tain distance from the negative electrode , just about a quarter of an inch , and by making the negative electrode of a fine platinum point ...
... and by alter- ing the shape of the tube until I had gotten the positive electrode a cer- tain distance from the negative electrode , just about a quarter of an inch , and by making the negative electrode of a fine platinum point ...
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... to the uninitiated , the whole forest seemed practically untouched . The lumbering contracts provide for the cutting of poplar to a stump diame- ter of sixteen inches , and of other woods to fourteen inches .
... to the uninitiated , the whole forest seemed practically untouched . The lumbering contracts provide for the cutting of poplar to a stump diame- ter of sixteen inches , and of other woods to fourteen inches .
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These transverse sections interlock on the tread , while added support is af- forded at the rim . This arrangement gives perfect flexibility and strength . S CARE heads of three - inch type in the. 62 TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE.
These transverse sections interlock on the tread , while added support is af- forded at the rim . This arrangement gives perfect flexibility and strength . S CARE heads of three - inch type in the. 62 TECHNICAL WORLD MAGAZINE.
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... hundred forty- practically no time , the operation being merely to shove wooden sticks of the proper diameter into the ground to a depth of about eighteen or twenty inches , eighteen inches apart , along the route of the ditch .
... hundred forty- practically no time , the operation being merely to shove wooden sticks of the proper diameter into the ground to a depth of about eighteen or twenty inches , eighteen inches apart , along the route of the ditch .
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