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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 26 (June 1902) (1902)

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ion is shown in Diagram 2, and it will be have concentrated their minds on the improvement of with the tender. The car being filled with soft ma- seen that each phalanx-piece is directly connected by a typewriters, one important field for invention seems, terial prevented serious damage to the… … afforded, which comprises but 1.—KEYBOARD CONFORMING TO THE ANATOMY OF THE HAND three tiers of keys, and which is further augmented as in the stand- evidently been taken for granted that the present ard machine, with a shift mechanism for obtaining arrangement of the keyboard was the very best, and…

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