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200,000-Voit Cigar Lighter
Dean A. A. Coffey, of the Asheville School, ignites his perfecto in
I ultra-modern fashion. High frequency sparks from college cxperi
, mental apparatus do the trick, but you’ve got to be nimble to avoid
having the sparks sting the nose and jaw. Jean Bruce, a student a
jLee Edwards High School in Asheville, N.^C». Btjafids by. The educate:
pcted as volunteer in a demonstration conducted in St. I.awrencc < at
olic church in the Carolina citv. The gadget worked, but it's a 1
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