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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 17 (1890) (1890)

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center a drum fixed rig- sented which, while doing the work of an ordinary companying this article. It has been patented by the idly thereto. A sleeve having transverse handles and lift and force pump, also aerates the water of the cis- inventor, Mr. James Gohm, of Newport, R. I. a slot in its side… … that may be used for ink or perfuine. An annular ex- are forced backward over the floor of the scoop, their DACUS’ AERATING AND WATER PUMP. terior chamber that surrounds the central aperture passage being aided by the revolving blades. As the may be filled with hair or other brush-forming fiber to…

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