Automatic Gage for Measuring Precipitation in the Form of Rain Snow or Sleet. Automatic Blue-Printing Machine by Which the Intensity of the Sunlight is Photographed. Fusibility ot the Slag of Blast Furnaces. Quadruple Recorder for Automatically Noting the Velocity and the Direction of the Mechanical Outfit of the Government Weather Kite Showing Instrument TO-MORROW'S WEATHER; HOW IT 18 FORETOLD, scientific american, 1907-02-02
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