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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 10 (September 1906) (1906)

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s have been exploited by companies, which have which, in this case, hitherto protected none but for- almost invariably lost money, often heavily. . The wire at the same time. It was a model of the printer, eign dealers—no concerted action had been made to- at that time in a very crude form, that… … product. The same is true of the on lower Broadway. But the model THE MURRAY PAGE-PRINTING TELEGRAPH USED AT ST. PETERSBURG. flowers of Chamomilla, a plant was patched up, and after the neces- formerly cultivated in nearly* every sary patents had been taken out, it Mr. Murray, the inventor, is…

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