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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 4 (January 1887) (1887)

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arly day, before the business was systematized and learned the trade of a machinist, and he gave his Corresponding ends of the half spindles are furnished so well understood as now. whole soul to his trade. By and by he startled wire with halt pinions, which, gearing with racks, enable Some years… … IMPROVED WIRE NETTING MACHINE. came, he was ready for it. reverse direction, the disk re- He is now the general man- turns to its original posi- ager of the great Northwestern system. by which wire was drawn cold. Seeing one day a tion, and the twisting spindles, together with the woman fretting…

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