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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 19 (1878) (1878)

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as been completely overcome; the diame- ter of the cylinder is so greatly increased that the wine, if cheap, is unintoxicating; drunken men are rare, trary. and a drunken woman is seldom seen. But, after all, it may plates of engravings require to bave but a slight de- “The most striking fact with… … plates may ve placed on the same printing cylinder. The ‘impression cylinder,” which carries the paper from a roll anything else to be blamed for the want of thrift among our great characteristic; in fact, it is said of the French oper- of immense length, is made of corresponding size; this…

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