New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 13

MAN MAKES OWN LIGHTNING, FINDS | i g STEAM ENGINEERS ~ PHILIPPI PLAIN THAT PERSPIRATION ATTRACTS BOLTS| | voltage—3,600,600—will be NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1928, mation is the result of tests n with artificial lightnir eral Electric laborator to develop lightning-proof electrical apparatus. It's all in the day's work to shoot a million volts into a circuit breaker in order to test it before leaving the factory. Soon, perhaps, the highes! obtainabl: used to Progress to Be Traced at Smith- Latest Bit of Greece to Bl sonian [nstitution Rehabilitated ! test the efficacy of high-voltage in-| — — ! | Dalfair Club and held roup of Phila- of an Am : for @ moment, is shown here hang speetators in a test room of the Go delpt The test was oil circuit Lreaker that t, like lghtning ca in the air hefore 1l Electric Company rd to demonst T the 1 the tremendous volt New Y- tamed M ul w spark | wo clou cloud by the potential he k » r chance | htning than| en on the one in! f heing up the ire, but wonld encounter or a plumbing pipe g0 on Helps rk of lightning | For i1 ror safer w Some 10 steam xplosion tears off 100, by the way, s ner of thosc 1 ves the life of spiring feet, the sweating lightning In Headsizes for Women and Misses i rst Showing t Faster Hats 1| N A . Feather Hats and hats elty Straws . . . No smarter vorn this Spring. 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