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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (May 1901) (1901)

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d say, by graftings from the United States, and it Is believed that they are now phylloxera-proof. The rapid, for while his many appli- acreage planted in vines in France has been steadily cations for foreign patents were increasing during the last twenty years, but there still pending, he made… … any single printing The typewriter, G, is removed to show the xnterlucKing mechanism, H, by which the perfor- Typewriter, with mecbanical attachment, at the receiving station, on which, , by the turning of a ated characters on the tape are made to strike the keys of the Boman alphabet on the tape…

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