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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 21 (1897) (1897)

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that all the keys can be operated simulta- Veils and Vision. being turned at once if desired. The keys may be neously. The machine has only sixteen printing keys, Dr. Casey A. Wood, an American specialist, says placed at either side, or, by a slightly altered arrange- arranged in pairs, so that… … undotted and non-figured veils 100 words a minute after six vision is interfered with in direct weeks’ practice, and that its pos- proportion to the number of sibilities in the way of speed are meshes to the square inch. 4. greater than those of steno- THE ANDERSON TYPEWRITER. The texture of the…

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