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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (February 1866) (1866)

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ases, was followed by a motion to amend, by referring the of kneading dough tor bread and pastry; it is well and the result is a misfit, or a half day's filing on the financial part of the report to the Committee on Fi- known to housekeepers that this is one of the most part of the finisher to… … The Chairman said he -knew the meaning of the movement, and that it was an insult to himself. The callipers here illustrated are perfect. They are not Mr. Dawson—You say it is an insult? fit for rough handling, but for nice workmen they are The Chairman—Yes, sir, I consider it as an insult.…

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