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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 22 (May 1881) (1881)

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ands made Mr. Edward Birmingham, of Brooklyn) N. Y., has pa- lecting specimens of every variety of cotton goods, fibers, upon the management. The indications now are that the tented a shirt ironing board having a projection and and primitive machinery for treating them. He is ransacking Exhibition… … The main building will be devoted to ex- backs has 'been patented by Mr. Charles C. THERMOPHONE WITH THERMO-ELECTRIC RECEIVER AND REFLECTING hibits of textile fabrics and the machinery for Bailey, of Wellsburg, N. Y. This support is DIAPHRAGM TRANSMITTER. producing them. Another building, 250 feet…

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