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1914 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers (1914)

L.D. Berger · L.D. Berger · leaf 270

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ontents will be between these two hot radia-tors, and they will bake or roa-t anything andmake it a beautiful brown. Here is another method of cooking with thePACE MAKER; no radiators are used: Bringtl:«, pot to the boiling point on the s^ove. Youthen transfer it to the cooker, and the same de-gree… … : -^^■;^ij;r>IP?fc;?^ COMBINATION FIRELESS COOKER The cooker is 36 inches long, \S]4 inches wide.15 inches high. It contains three solid aluminumcooking utensils of the- famous Wear-^ver make—one eight-quart and two four-quart—four in-destructible metal radiators that are ribbed un-derneath, so…

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