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

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nd. It has no clockwork or springs, remains, of course, to be seen. As to zinc. Dr. Jordis does not appi^ar to have been particularly successful. the most delicate fabric. It but consists of a closed glass cylinder contained in a is a simple but practical form In any case, the process has great… … micro-organisms as is often asserted, does fastener, buttonholes are not required on not favor their development. The commu- either the neckband or the collar. A rear CUI.LAK FA^TKNKI: PENCIL BOLDER. nication was brought before the second an- leaf of the fastener is first attached by means…

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