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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (February 1878) (1878)

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An improved Machine for Separating Fur from Pelts or from a bright red to a pale fleshlike color; the lips, which to how the clang-tints of tones are reproduced through the Hides lias been invented by Mr. Samuel M. Ball, of Pan- are large and protruding, having the same hue. telephone. In one of… … tions of structure, as depending much more on the constitu- THE TELEPHONIC ALARM. tion of the organism than on the nature of the conditions tule for the Uti fork a higher one, and sound this by means to which it has been subjected. of a fiddle-bow, and there will be heard with another in- serted…

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