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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 4 (January 1907) (1907)

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shown that beyond ques- tins and periodicals, and illustrated lectures. lic conscience in this regard is shown by an array of tion the greater portion of industrial accidents are figures compiled by the Institute, which are positively preventable. We must not, however, imagine that ac- The attitude… … Guard for a Heavy Grinding Machine. The Chain Prevents the Scattering A Doug-h-Working Machine Provided with Device to Prevent the Fingers of the of Fragments if the Stone Should Burst. Operator from Being Crushed Between the Rolls. AN EXPOSITION OF SAFETY DEVICES AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.

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