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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 7 (1885) (1885)

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g wood, which is thenremoved. The surface of the piece the hands from the handles. split from the block is then shaved off clean by the This invention’ has been patented by blade. The handle is then raised, whereby the blade Mr. W. Boatner, of Woodville, Miss. is withdrawn and the wedge formed is… … the same run of the sheet through the press. Thus the the frame and thus held in position on the shaft. The cutter is mounted upon one end of the second shaft. reading matter is made up in forms with blank spaces where the pictures go, while in the picture forms the When scrub, sugar cane, etc.,…

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