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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 24 (1900) (1900)

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e finding their way to compartments especi- carborundum paper. The paper, which is carried at into carborunduw is performed entirely by the electric ally designed to receive them. the front end of the machine near the operator, is first current, which is supplied from the Niagara Falls The cigars… … slides down the chute, it completes an electric circuit, presents a remarkable appearance. In the center is A VENDING-MACHINE OF NOVEL CONSTRUCTION. the core of coke, which has lost its crystalline appear- which rings a bell, but the time of its travel is so short ance and is now a pure carbon, the…

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