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• Nathan also
noticed that a lecture on the subject was going to
take place at Bethany College by Amos Dolbear --
"Telegraphy and the Law" -- Nathan promised his
legal mentor, and Clarissa that if he could attend
the event, he would come back with solutions - as
to why Murray was in the dark with no electricity
or telegraph connections to the outside world. (A.
Thompson, Esq. in Nathan's late years of life was
to represent him in a bitter legal
matter.)•••
Both Thompson and Clarissa took the challenge.
Within a week the 17-year-old legal apprentice was
on his way to Bethany, with his trusty compass from
China to help guide him for the 574 mile
venture. It was on the second day of professor Amos
Dolbear's lecture on electrical engineering, that
Nathan witnessed a demonstration of a real magnet
telephone/receiver, Dolbear's electric static
telephone, and a dynamo operating as a motor.
•••
It was at this point when Nathan was introduced to
the mechanics of his compass, by Dolbear. Whenever
an existence is invisible to the naked eye, like an
EMW current or a radio frequency speeding through
space, apply the compass-magnet test. Dolbear's
electric static telephone did not emit a magnetic
energy force. Before the end of the day, Nathan
'made' a generator by clamping two magnets on a
shaft and had them pass a coil . . . that did
change the direction of the needle of the compass.
It was a powerful ultimate conclusion for the young
inquisitive Nathan. - MORE ABOUT NBS MOTOR NEWS
ARTICLE..
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On the third day of the lecture - the bad news.
Dolbear pointed out, that it would take three to
four decades to provide enough telegraph poles and
metal wires to electrify the South with an electric
telegraphy / telephony system, that might include
the new talked-about light bulb. When Nathan heard
the words, "NO ELECTRICITY for THIRTY YEARS," -- he
scintillated from the truth of the matter.
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He saw in his mind's eye, the pull of the magnet
that changed the direction of the needle of the
compass. It pointed to the prediction of the
Telephone that could send a voice without copper
wires, (1888), and the Carrie lamp-lighter that
could simplify the lighting of coal oil lanterns,
(1885). See Footnote. SEE
LIGHTER PATENT / SEE TELEPHONE
PATENT /
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LOTCHE -
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But as the story goes, after the Dolbear 1877
"Telegraphy and the Law" lecture ended, Nathan
returned to Murray, viewing his life as having a
purpose for the world at large, to create the
Wireless Telephone™. Nathan's basic innate
senses intensified beyond any normal human
capacity. It was like he had developed an extra
sense, backed-up by a few magnets, his watermelon
patches and a trusted compass from China.
•••
As for natural soil science, Justus von Liebig
(1803 &endash; 1873), became his hero. Nathan, like
his father, considered the soil around the farm,
was nothing more or less than a static storage bin
for plant nutrients and the EMW energy collected by
lightning rods to keep the home fires burning, and
von Liebig confirmed it.
•••
With this realization, his grounded induction
coil-soil concept was revolutionary. By going
directly to the soil itself, the integrated
expression of all these factors could be seen in
the morphology of the soils to construct a grounded
powered antenna. He would later call the green
patch areas where the hot zone WiFi aerial system
were to be located,
Teléph-on-délgreen. Or if I may, for
the straight shooters, WiFi or firewire soil-coil
zone. FOR
MORE SOIL STORY. /
MORE
STORY - LOST
SCIENCE
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This concept required that all properties of soils
be considered collectively in terms of a completely
integrated natural body. In short, the combination
soil science with induction metal coils stimulated
by either a high or low voltage current made RF
broadcasting possible.
•••
The reversed lightning rod EMW effect connected to
the buried coil-soil footings allowed RF towers to
emit low voltage electricity into space -- over the
hills and through the dells. Translation: What made
Nathan's small soil electrolytic coils so unique,
was when they were attached to a grounded aerial
they could imitate and do the same multi-RF tasks
as the Edison, Tesla, and Marconi, spark coil
devices.
•••
Also what made the NBS induction coil so sensible,
was the broadcaster didn't need the required tall
100' mast tower, and extraneous motor, (generator)
system to supply the high voltage current needed to
power their induction coils to produce the RF spark
signals emitted in space. In the final year of his
law apprenticeship, 1880, it was Gov Holt that
helped Nathan set himself to become part of the
Capt. Billy family trust of 1873, and business life
in Murray, and introduced him to the pretty
grand-niece of James Buchanan, Ada Mae Buchanan.
They fell in love, he was 20 and she was
sixteen.
