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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 4 (1888) (1888)

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acts platen. passing through the guide holes, strikes the upper plate by partially fusing and combining with the surfaces to Underneath the type is an inking pad. At every de- of the platen carriage. This contact takes place every be joined, and platinum alone will not fuse or combine pression of… … chine, but that it ADJUSTING PAPER IN MORRIS TYPE WRITER. does its work by di- so as to keep them charged with ink. Through the rect contact between paperandtype. The center of the pad an aperture is formed, large enough to permit one type to pass through, and through this feed of the paper is…

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