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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 3 (July 1890) (1890)

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e ground. Duluth, Minn. natural philosophers generally began to imitate him. The device has two main parts, the gauge bar and a 1. The sharpness of the point is insured by gilding it or coating it with some metal viiich resists- oxidation. One of them in St. Petersburg, a Professor Richmann,… … SEWING MACHINES. est link, a corroded conductor, such MAYO'S GUIDE FOR SEWING MACHINES. as has been described, is perfectly The invention herewith illustrat- useless. ed relates to an improvement espe- cially designed to facilitate the hemming of all articles ' the first occasion of a storm he went…

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