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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 6 (February 1886) (1886)

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y fixed. be made within a few days. The experiment is at between the employer and the builder, there is a con- The electric current is then broken and the leather the company's expense. The compressed air appa- tract between the employer and the architect, not belt advances a certain distance,… … ing model, operated by a small MACHINE FOR CARDING BUTTONS BY ELECTRICITY. his employer, and of the fact Forest gas motor. Not far of the architect's interest in away was located another consequence, the builder would be bound.—Alfred surface roads, that it is expected to meet the require- motor of…

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