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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 10 (1874) (1874)

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s opposite the faces of the arms which incline IMPROVED ELECTRIC AND VAPOR CHAIR. upward may slope inward and upward, and the part opposite The invention herewithillustrated consists in a chair lined the downwardly tending faces may incline downward and with metal and padded with sponge, so as to… … inward toward its center. - The'effect of this is to cause a end to the other. The chain is to be drawn just so as cated liquids for curative purposes. In connection with the very strong commotion in the milk, bringing the butter in a not to hang loose, and totouch the boilerall round. There metal…

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