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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 20 (1903) (1903)

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repared —_—_ + 0 thaler, may safely be said to have revolutionized the paper, which is baked and which can then be curved, THE AUTOPLATE, publication of newspapers. The linotype does away if necessary. Periodicals, other than dailies, and In the ScieENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT for October entirely… … justification. The completed line is the case that until Mr. Wood’s ma- ROUTING CURVED STEREOTYPE PLATES. then transferred automatically to chine came full-fledged into the the front of a mold. Behind the mold is a melting pot stereotype room, not a single automatic device of any process was tried…

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