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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 3 (1889) (1889)

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unted to 45°68 per cent. The per capita estimates gether with sufficient force, when the rod and spacing AN IMPROVED WASHING MACHINE. above given” are based upon an estimate of a popuia- block:are removed for use with the next pair of posts, A washing machine which may be conveniently ope- tion of… … tected from oxygen during the process of annealing. It SX its the motion of.the slid- has been patented by Mr. William H. Bailey, of the Re- ing fastener. This handle JOHNSEN’S WASHING MACHINE. public Iron Works, Pittsburg, Pa. The side plates of can be conveniently folded over the pan when not in…

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