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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 28 (March 1846) (1846)

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w&* FAIRMAN'S SATINET LOOM. False Light.—We have heretofore had occasion to caution mechanics—young mechanics in particu- … That breathe among the flowers, and catch the wild feet from the ground, stationary at 130 degrees of presuming too much on the divine providence, but lower treadles; and O the upper treadles:—each Thig improvement was invented by Mr. E. Fair- bird's lay. Farienheit at half past 2 P.M. and in the…

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