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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 17 (1906) (1906)

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ry in coal which so delights the smoker. Nor should the meer- pipe is of a plain pattern, it is turned on a lathe to the ranges in keeping the fire going so that the range will schaum be too light, as that is an indication that it is desired form. If a square-stem shank is desired, it is be ready… … ladies find them useful for ironing out flimsy shirt- lustrations, serves to exemplify the convenience and The Electric Hair-Drying Machine. adaptability of electricity’ to kitchen work. It will be waists. and lace: collars and cuffs which they would seen that the cooking apparatus is placed in the…

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