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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 14 (April 1869) (1869)

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ducing and economy." this, an ordinary steel ingot mold is taken, and set up on end To this may be appropriately added the statement of the in the casting house. The mold is made of iron, rectangular Velocipedist, for March : " The shipment of velocipedes from in section, and in halves, secured… … The latest and most novel idea in the silk culture is Mr. D. by two cords passing from the steering bar, over pulleys fixed Ion making a cross section, where the iron F. Hall's embryo " silk community." According to the Los begins and the steel leaves off, to the one upon the side of the boat below…

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