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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 10 (1889) (1889)

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wedge-shaped bars, three or four inches long, with their larger ends hang- are ordinarily kept running for a day’s work of eight hours each to get out a ten-page edition of the daily, ing down below the bottoms of the line of matrices. which would require the services of about ninety men These… … the top of the magazine, whence they THE EIFFEL _TOWER. THE TOP OF are distributed to their several tubes. This distributing mechanism cousists es- [FOR DESCRIPTION SEE PAGE 152.] sentially of an endless chain or belt, arranged to travel horizontally above dis- tributing rails, the belt carrying a…

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