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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 24 (1903) (1903)

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ugh of the waves being recently visiting this country, and stopped at Wash- about two inches. The hoop rolls longer than the ordi- ington quite a long time for the purpose of making nary toy hoop because this wave-like formation gives tached thereto and may be readily folded up and car- a close… … window of one establishment to the other, a span of A neat little burner adapted to burn mixed oil and 81 feet. On this there was strung a steel box, and as air is shown in the accompanying illustration. It is the goods were taken from the shelves in one estab- the invention of Mr. Milton C.…

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