The Scientific American reference book; a compendium of useful information, containing the complete census of the United States by counties ... patent and copyright laws ... forms for patents, caveats, assignments, and licenses ... etc (1892)
New York, Munn · leaf 39
lthough the device mayhave been made in the shop of the employer, with his tools,and during time belonging to him. Be neither lavish nor niggardly; of the two, avoid thelatter. A mean man is universally despised, but public favoris a stepping-stone to preferment; therefore, generous feel-ings… … ■^ (££-1 ^^4 G^^- THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICES. 37 THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICES. In the marvellous industrial progress of the United Statesduring the last half century, nearly, the Scientific Ameri-can has assisted and shared. In common with all goodenterprises it has grown with the growth of…
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