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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 2 (1895) (1895)

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scissors which we illustrate has been put upon the sciences. They are destined to promote human at the side of the instrument, is connected to control a market by the Diamond Cutlery Company, whose health and wealth to a far greater extentthan has wheel which connects with a number of graduated… … DEVICE FOR MEASURING LUMBER. all lines, for it applies directly or indirectly to nearly all lines of human effort. The progress of electri- device consists of anickel-plated metallic case provided is drawn out over the surface to be measured. The eal science is a matter of days or of hours. The…

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