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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 1 (July 1876) (1876)

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recent sewing on of any kind of button. The device is simple and constructed that the jaws have a large amount of bearing ly started by private enterprise. The nearest approach to easily made and operated. In brief, it gives to the sewing surface, and hence will a large aquarium New York ever… … however, committed suicide in their endeavors to break It is obvious that, in order to give a button the necessary to move endwise and towards the center, when the nut is re- movement under the needle so that the latter can pass back- through their narrow quarters, cutting themselves so severe-…

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