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Ephemera: Mrs. Utley’s typewriter

by on January 11, 2019

“I could not keep house without a HAMMOND Typewriter.” — Mrs. C.A. Utley, Syracuse, Nebraska, May 1, 1899 (73 years old)

The photo and text above do not appear to be an endorsement. Featured in the Stenographer, September 1899.

© 2019 – 2018, Mark Adams. All rights reserved.

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Also at Type-Writer.org:

  1. 1896: The chief requisites of a typewriter From The Book-Keeper (Detroit), May 1896 — © 2019, Mark Adams. All rights reserved....
  2. Work In Sight. Scientific American, a journal which chronicled so many inventions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, devoted several covers to the manufacture of typewriters,...
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