The Technical World Magazine, Volume 6Technical World Company, 1907 |
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Page 62
... re- ceiver , which they have now introduced . They take an incandes- cent electric lamp socket , fix it to a table and con- nect with the outer pole , then take a lamp , pref- CHARLES FIELDING , JR . erably of the long finger. ( 62 )
... re- ceiver , which they have now introduced . They take an incandes- cent electric lamp socket , fix it to a table and con- nect with the outer pole , then take a lamp , pref- CHARLES FIELDING , JR . erably of the long finger. ( 62 )
Page 64
... cents for a For " special interurban " the same fa- cilities are provided . Special post cards , and letters , are sent out by the first train that starts to wherever they are directed . The special " pink " envelopes are en- trusted to ...
... cents for a For " special interurban " the same fa- cilities are provided . Special post cards , and letters , are sent out by the first train that starts to wherever they are directed . The special " pink " envelopes are en- trusted to ...
Page 70
... cent piece , is called the but- ton . By this button , an expert can tell where a hat was made , for the Panama of Ecuador has a button of one shape , that of Peru another , and that of Brazil another . Woven from end to end by hand ...
... cent piece , is called the but- ton . By this button , an expert can tell where a hat was made , for the Panama of Ecuador has a button of one shape , that of Peru another , and that of Brazil another . Woven from end to end by hand ...
Page 76
... cent . and is equal to a large number of expert cotton gatherers . It may be added that the staple is not torn or otherwise injured in being gathered from the boll mechan- ically ; in fact , its condition is better than when hand ...
... cent . and is equal to a large number of expert cotton gatherers . It may be added that the staple is not torn or otherwise injured in being gathered from the boll mechan- ically ; in fact , its condition is better than when hand ...
Page 104
... cents a kilowatt- hour and the remaining amount at ten cents a kilowatt - hour . For the same number of kilowatt - hours a bill will be less , the smaller the maximum amount of current used . This is an inducement for the customer 104 ...
... cents a kilowatt- hour and the remaining amount at ten cents a kilowatt - hour . For the same number of kilowatt - hours a bill will be less , the smaller the maximum amount of current used . This is an inducement for the customer 104 ...
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