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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 14 (October 1904) (1904)

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one end of the machine.The operator seated within the ma-chine has simply to hang the im-pregnated stockings by their asbes-tos loops upon the hooks of a seriesof carrier bars that intermittentlymove before her during the regu-lar operation of the machine. Eachcarrier bar, by an ingenious… … k 1 {■: ■■;■: ■■■ ■■■ !- I 1* 1 I ■; ■■ ■■» i|. ——tie SIDE AND END ELEVATIONS OF THE AUTOMATIC INCANDESCENT MANTLE-MAKING MACHINE, AND A MANTLE WITH A RING, THE DOTTEDLINES SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF SHRINKAGE. after this, to another set of burners by which theupper portions are shaped; next, to a set…

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