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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 35 (May 1848) (1848)

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0rieittific American. 276 BAIN'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH. (Concluded from the first page,) I The communication desired to be sent is the cord, the cylinder is moved also to the written upon a narrow strip or strips of pa- one side on its axle which, as will be seen, j Per- These strips of paper… … A whole piece of paper may be put in at thing about this machine is very perfect and I6SUED FROM THE UNITED STATES PATENT ting the crossings and trimming both ends of once of any length and cut into thirty strips. exhibits a mechanical ingenuity for which its a barrel, all at once. The machine is…

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