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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 14 (1889) (1889)

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he current taken the evaporation of ink is shown herewith. It has been vertisements could not be bought. except by the well- direct from the armature to the clamps attached to the patented by Mr. Emry Davis, of Kane, Pa. The ink- to-do people a century ago. Art has been applied to a field ‘magnet… … watches, of machinery and tools, and the thousand and INKSTAND. heard of blasting holes to plant shade or fruit trees,” one products of invention, there is room for the laborer. said a cultivator the other day, ‘‘yet the practice is There are more women employed even at sewing, and annular concaved…

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