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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 5 (1901) (1901)

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ate Queen Victoria. ‘“Ar- heat the preserves to a high temperature in order to the bracket and which coacts with teeth on the pivoted cheology” (in the last century) is by Prof. W. M. expel the oxygen. These evils of the ordinary preserve- end of the lever. After the surplus water has been Flinders… … A SIMPLE RELIEF-NUT. ried to the bedside and that the bandages can be read- patented by Henry W. Woolbert, Box 690, Pittsburg, Printing Telegraph” is by William N. Vansize, and de- ily removed. Pa. The accompanying illustrations represent two scribes the epoch-making invention of Donald Murray. The…

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