Scientific American
Issue: Apr, 1902
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Posted: 05/14/2008
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS (Apr, 1902)

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS work with the highest speed and have the endurance to keep it up

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  3. Remington Rand introduces the ERA 1103 general-purpose computer system (Mar, 1953)
  4. IBM Electric Typewriters really “speak your language” (Oct, 1953)
  5. Typewriter with Changeable Typefaces (Apr, 1956)
2 comments
  1. KoXa says: May 15, 20086:12 am

    Was double entendre invented yet in 1902?

  2. Rick Auricchio says: May 16, 20084:53 pm

    Yes, I saw that too. I think this same message arrived in my inbox today, minus the Remington Typewriters part.

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