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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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le a person standing on the There has long been need for some simple and prac- desired. The strap C, which is placed in front of the ground to readily remove fruit from a tree without tical device for washing the outside surfaces of win- pilot bar, is supported at opposite ends on rollers in dows.… … regard to the cultivation of the belladonna plant. These DEVICE FOR WASHING THE OUTSIDE SURFACES OF experiments show that it will grow very successfully WINDOWS. in the State. There are movements now on foot to engage in its cultivation in California, on a very large inaccessible exterior surfaces…

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