Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 724
ar-ginal stops made it easy to write figures incolumns. Then little adding and subtract-ing machines were attached to typewriters,so a girl making out a customers bill, for in-stance, typed all the different items, and theywere added up as fast as she wrote them. If there were amounts to be… … FIRST WOMAN TYPIST—ONE OF SHOLES DAUGHTERSOPERATING AN EARLY TYPE OF MACHINE began to appear super-typewriters. Theynot only write in the great pages of businessrecord books opened flat, but put down manyrows of complex figures, adding and sub-tracting, giving names, dates and other itemsin one or…
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