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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 23 (June 1899) (1899)

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The artist lived in the period of the enders," which consist of three or four superimposed through holes under the projecting edge of the large XXII. Dynasty, and has painted burlesque scenes in flap. rolls, with surfaces made alternately of cotton and iron, which cats and rats conduct themselves… … 9.—Finishing, Trimming, and Counting. pounds pressure, 28 pound demy, 90 pounds, and 40 the nickel-in-the slot machine. When it is desired to operate pound medium, 100 pounds pressure. These pressures JIANUFACTURE OF LINEN LEDGER PAPER. the fan a nickel is dropped in- are almost exceeded before the…

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