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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 18 (1881) (1881)

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RECENT INVENTIONS. and cotton fiber, without any of the adulterations and make- Fig. 1 shows the hanger complete, and Fig. 2 is a perspec- weights in the shape of clay, china clay, kaolin, and other In canning fruit, etc., much difficulty and inconvenience tive view showing the various adjustments.… … siderable village has arisen in the neigh- parts of the fountain by a brazed joint, borhood, the result of this industry, in whereby strength and security against IMPROVED HANGER. which most of the workmen live in leakage are obtained; to permit inspec- houses occupied by only one family tion of…

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