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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 22 (1894) (1894)

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r is reheated in a furnace of by cutters, on a machine specially designed for the ferrules, through which extends a short piece of pipe corresponding length, and then passed automatically purpose, of a type similar to those employed in the embedded in a suitable substance, the side bars being… … A TELEGRAPH KEY AND SOUNDER, ia BS The combination device shown in the illustration <5 3 | Goes <e RY ey € WAN has been patented by Mr. Philip D. Cox. of Hawthorn, S Florida, and presents some novelties in construction COX’S TELEGRAPH KEY AND SOUNDER. ORTEGA’S LITTER OR STRETCHER. and arrangement…

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