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This editorial found in the Newspaper Archives from 1930, not only includes a tribute to babies and mothers, it also includes a statement ab... -
I've been researching Nikola Tesla quite a lot lately. I decided to go ahead and post this article I found in the Newspaper Archives. ... -
Another article I found in the Newspaper Archives about Nikola Tesla. This one is from 1900: The Fort Wayne Sentinel , Fort Wayne, Indian... -
Manufacturer and Inventor , London, Middlesex, UK, page 20. December 18, 1889. CONTINUOUS CURRENTS FROM ALTERNATING CURRENTS.--The proble... -
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