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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 11 (September 1895) (1895)

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MACHINE FOR PACKING CIGARETTES. ness of freeing copper from the objectionable metal A machine of simple construction to facilitate the is conducted on a big scale, the largest works being lo- packing of cigarettes, and readily adjustable for pack- cated at Baltimore and at Bridgeport, Conn. From… … V^^^W in fact, is one of the worst pro- NORIEGA'S CIGARETTE PACKER. ducible in the laboratory, surpass- A MARINE AND LAND BICYCLE. ing even sulphureted hydrogen. to Mr. Eloy Noriega, of Apartado 516, city of Mexico, signed to prevent the water from splashing up against Eecently many experts in the…

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