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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 20 (May 1879) (1879)

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e which receives self-contained and studious, gives efficiency to the pen of the or beyond those compulsory circumstances that force the the top of the can, having attached to it a handle and car- average man to exertion, would without the discipline of a writer, drills the bookkeeper and the… … RECENTLY PATENTED NOVELTIES. schoolmaster; and, as with an immense majority of people College training is with him the only thing that will teach turned on the top of the can. Mr. T. F. Wilson, of Wash- this schoolmaster begins his lessons in youth by means of him to govern his desires, to…

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