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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 25 (1890) (1890)

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sts of of home-made ornamental objects, because they are the feathers arranged radially or in the form of a fan with bridges, combined with a tunnel. Piers or “ bridges” the quills attached to an elliptical piece of pasteboard work of one’s own hand, and, besides this, they are not. would run out… … electricity. It is within the bounds of possibility that with turpentine and a very sinall proportion of boiled Fig. 3—FEATHER ORNAMENT. linseed oil. Chemical ink or writing fluid, reduced our steam roads will be run with electricity ; certainly this power offers nany advantages for the suburban…

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