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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 23 (December 1898) (1898)

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purified it that would be the pride of the community and make applies the necessary even pressure, forces the paper completely, and to state whether I think that the lib- eventually a good return for his original investment. on which it is desired to print against the stencil, ink eral use of lime… … and, the operator having both hands free, a be- highest vitality in an environment of organic Fig. 1.—THE ROTARY NEOSTYLE. ginner can print easily at this speed. The maxi- matter and a genial warmth, it is evident that mum speed is about 70 copies per minute, and its vitality may be greatly…

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