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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (June 1875) (1875)

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, the use out disturbing those not wanted. It adapts itself to any un. even thickness which may exist in the folds of the papers. of a single belt running in one direction to actuate the hoist- of the mixture, while the sulphur softens, and a plastic mass When the file is full, the papers are… … neatly fitted together. which is a pulley, F. Cords HOLSKE'S ELEVATOR. Patented through the Scien- from this pulley are led down tific American Patent Agency, March 2, 1875, to Richard H. alongside the elevator carriage. By means of said cords the ide of lime, and they are mixed without hard…

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