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Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
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in the draw-ing of that class of tubes, have broughtit to a high state of perfection, and arein position to interest almost every onewho has use for such material. Theyhave added a deal of perfected ma-chinery during the year, and are able to ren-der better service than ever before. They aresupplying their taper gauge frame tubing, cutto such lengths as are ordered, thus savingthe cycle-maker not only the cost of rein-forcing, but the waste incident to the pur-chase of random lengths. They will alsocontinue the manufacture of their structurallyreinforced forksides, and in every way seemto be catering practically to those who aretheir patrons, or who are likely to becomesuch. FROM YARN TO CYCLES. E. L. Cole, formerly of the Greyhound Bicy-cle Mfg. Co., East Brookfield, Mass., hasleased a disused yarn mill in that town, andwill equip it for the manufacture of bicycles. A man may pray without ceasing, but itwont avail him much in cycling unless toit he adds pay without ceasing. 1896. 39
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4° November 6,

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