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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 14 (October 1895) (1895)

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ter, sides spending as high as $250,000 annually in advertis- by which the machinery is supported, and beneath or rather " separators," as they are called, and which ing. Orange Judd, the publisher, owed his first success which two propellers in going up a hill may be set in are seen at the end of… … of New York. Without advertis- pipes, which ascend nearly to Fig. 1.-AN ENGLISH HOBSELESS CABBIAOE OF 1827. ing I might have made a living,' the tops, these tops being, of he said, 'but it was advertising course, hermetically closed, so as to prevent the escape that made me rich, and advertising a…

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