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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 16 (1892) (1892)

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parts of which are fabrics, in developing the production of those fabrics. on the driving shaft, the frames being arranged in There is no doubt that the great development which broken away, while the smaller view represents the de- their guides so that the wear may be readily taken up. has of… … ED kn shown that, by a careful regulation of the strength of BAKER’S ROCKING CHAIR FAN. Rubbers. the chlorine baths, this over-oxidation of the woolen fiber may be avoided and the cloth left white and com- I know it is the custom and the habit to sneer at the drive shaft, acrank arm on which is…

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