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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 10 (1906) (1906)

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ers, France. The second would pended by leather straps attached to the framework In view of the exactions likely to be placed upon be the employment of an artificial product possessing of the top. At the rear of the car is a broad step for properties analogous to those of the natural product. an… … reed which he used for a whip. It followed, of course, Copyright 1906 by Waldon Fawcett. that he cut off a chip from the reed and used it for a toothpick. He noticed that the chip was hard and durable and yet pliable, and for the purpose was much front of the machine provides accommodations for two…

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