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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 18 (1907) (1907)

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s reduced to a very material exte..t, lower rim of each valve D is formed with a flange d, moved or applied to the main ironing board whenever thus. making it possible to operate the machine at a which rests upon a flange b formed on the cup 3. desired. Another attachment is a support for a flat-… … under when the table is closed. The table may then be extended to any desired length the spider F is oscillated on the pivot G as a center, by merely drawing out the ends. The construction is thing should accidentally happen to the engine, or the which serves to tilt the rods E to the position…

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