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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 18 (1890) (1890)

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We once knew a cotton mill superintendent who been frightful. The train was very crowded, contain- seemed to have an easy time of it. A woolen mill ing a number of ladies and children. One of the cars superintendent who envied him his position asked him was a “special,” and contained a number of… … most watched and should quit and dreaded in this get a position as an oil drummer. changeable cli- There is another class of men who are smart enough, mate of ours. The word is from the Spanish, and who are looking for something that they are incompe- but they have always some business outside of…

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