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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 5 (August 1874) (1874)

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e Journal, already been tested is an operation of little difficulty, done in avery few seconds, prejudice exists. Thu», we doubt if any woman would upon the wires of the Western Uuion TelegTaph Company charge herself with tbe care of a boiler and steam engine, and controlled by the ratchet wheel… … slaked lime would injure coatirgs of com- wrappad in the grooves of tbe drum, B, Fig. YOUNG'S SEWING MACHINE MOTOR. position, paint, or cement, care is to be ta- 3. It will be noticed that, dunng the first ken that thelima used is thoroughly slaked."—Engineering. The invention appears to us to be a…

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