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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 14 (April 1880) (1880)

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ss brittle, thus rendering impossible the use of me- cable to either doors or windows. fromtlie wear of the jaw plates; this being extremely slow chanically ground unboiled wood fiber without olheradmix- (in most cases requiring weeks, and in some cases six to twelve ture, and also that the cost of… … addition of an amount of material to these parts which would SIMPLE BURGLAR ALARM. doubtless have been regarded as quite unnecessary except BURGLAR ALARM. POWELL'S WATCHMAN for the reason referred to, the design of the addition being ing of the expensive metal cylinders required for the pur- to…

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