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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 20 (1890) (1890)

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Benefit of Coffee. of the table are two longitudinally extending metallic IMPROVED CROZE. Dr. I. N. Love, of St. Louis, in a paper on this sub- plates, of zine or other soft metal, constituting suita- The improved adjustable croze shown in the annex- ject, said that his experience for five or six… … BOYSEN’S FOLDING TABLE FOR PAPER ADJUSTABLE CROZE, HANGERS. systems and expected to have them honored was hot milk— as shown in one of the views, and when the table is set The large every twenty-four, one’s capacity for work would be segmental plate which rides upon the rim of the bar- up, each leg…

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