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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 12 (1895) (1895)

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s, typewriters, 452 Madison Avenue, New York City. The case is dust and all who require finger dexterity. It has been pat- proof, and has an opening in the rear to permit it to ented by Mr. Frank E. Osterhout, Oneida Castle, N. be placed over the socket of a bell-pulling outfit, a Y. It consists of… … ment. The material is first passed through a ferment- ing in a pear-shaped button. By using a buzzer in- OSTERHOUT’S FINGER EXERCISING DEVICE. stead of a bell, the case may be made materially small- ing and distilling process which turns the liquid into what is called alow wine. This wine is then…

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