Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 422
ing from one dollar to $100, at a cost of onlyone tenth of a cent each. The money-washers are used not only in Wash-ington, but, in the branch treasuries of New York,Chicago, and San Francisco, are turning soiledcurrency into bills as good as new, to the extentof nearly one million a day, to be… … THE MONEY WASHING-MACHINE. other that they leave only enough space for thenote to pass between them. The rolls are hollowand heated inside by gas flames, so that each bill avoiding the great expense of destroying oldbank-notes and making new ones to replace them. D. Allek Willey. 274 NATURE ant:)…
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