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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 26 (1875) (1875)

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, ‘‘ because,” she con- transferred toa horizontal shaft, through which it is con- tinued, ‘‘ he diverts himself in the oddest ways imaginable, veyed to the tool holder. On the front end of this shaft is Every morning, when the sun shines so brightly that we a cast iron cap, which serves as a lever… … from every circumstance question, but one affecting DOUBLE SHAPING MACHINE, around us.—Druggist’s Cir- us allin our prosperity and cular. as theoretical masters of the particular industry sought to be success every day and every hour of the day, and every day acquired, had been gone through. We…

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