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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 26 (1905) (1905)

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which the rope is attached operated, is the manufacture of a new artificial is threaded into the extension beam. When raised, fuel known as “carbonettes,” which is really a this beam is held by a bolt in the main frame, which compressed mixture of lignite, such as is found A PORTABLE WATER HEATER,… … match—a combined scent likely to be much stronger than that of the ordinary match or light now in use. — + oor is normally carried on wheels, G, but when in use is SIMPLE MAIL-BOX DELIVERY DEVICE, tipped up on end and supported by guy wires, as illus- The establishment of the rural free-delivery…

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