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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 21 (1885) (1885)

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h we are indebted to La Nature) are represented two labor-sav- here as compared with that of the West Indies. ing machines, invented by Mr. Eugene Daguin, and Last year he explored the river—named used in one of the largest restaurants in Paris. The Rodgers who was lost on the ice near Siberia—for… … One of the features of from 400 to 500 miles long, Fig. 1—MACHINE FOR WASHING DISHES. but did not penetrate it this machine is its compact far. and simple construction. It contains not a gearing through which an inexperi- Of the wisdom and utility of these explorations there the magnitude and…

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