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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 26 (1895) (1895)

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belt, has a clutch face adapted to en- one of which is adapted to close upon the other, and duction make quebracho wood one of the cheapest gage with a clutch connected with a shifting lever a diminished shank of one limb extends through a vegetable tanning materials known. About one hun- operated… … of poor color, but when combined with alum and salt BRAND'S CURLING IRON, it yields finer results even than gambier. Leather one side of the car, whereby the driver or motor man a ferrule of the handle, the spring normally holding tanned with quebracho, alum, and salt has a pale the limbs closed.…

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