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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 3 (1906) (1906)

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removed from the any fouling at all. lower pulley, as shown in the drawing. The clothes instrument, the receiver being provided with a horn are then strung on-the line, and when the line is filled, that can be brought to operative position against the —— ++ a — ear, in which position it will remain… … ringer, which is not shown here, but may be attached directly to the instrument, if desired. The mouthpiece H may be turned to any angle to suit the convenience cipal faults of cushion soles as heretofore made, arm is now swung out of the window to the dotted po- of the user. The principal…

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