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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 11 (1898) (1898)

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he standard. By means of this arrangement the standards are held is no charge for the barber, but two rubles is the price of a bath, for which three hours’ notice beforehand in raised position above the arches. The cradle itself is suspended by means of slings attached to the arches. must be given.… … competent writers, and consequently its information is far as the shoulder; when the cone and locking-nut BIRD’S FOLDING CRADLE. always reliable. are assembled on the axle, the nut will engage the It is a paper for men, and at the same time it is pre- keepers and the standards are moved inwardly…

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