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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 20 (November 1903) (1903)

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intervention of a professional typographer,and the modifications to be introduced into the textnecessitate no tools nor manual dexterity. The ink-ing is done by special rollers that do away with the in-conveniences inherent to inking in the ordinary man-ner. The corrections and modifications of the… … Putting the Type in the Form. well adapted for the production of prices current, ow-ing to the facility that it presents for the revisionand correction of figures when changes occur in themarket prices of merchandise. Upon the whole, the apparatus seems to be destinedto render great services in the…

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