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Home labor saving devices (1917)

Scott, Rhea C. (Rhea Clarke) · Philadelphia and London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 83

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the table isunfolded. The bottom shelf (% X lo X 34) is placed crosswise onthe braces and 9 from the bottom of legs. This shelf is not to bestationary, for it has to be removed when the table is unfolded. Bore a hole9 in diameter in the center of table to hold the bucket. Fasten the trough,after it… … MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT 71 FLY TRAP This trap as described below is not only good for the houseand the back porch, where so many flies are attracted by the odorof the foods, but also excellent for use out of doors. It is in-expensive and can be easily made at home. Much of the successof the trap…

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