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Journal of domestic appliances (1881)

London : Sewell & Co. · leaf 316

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in a conspiracy todouble, to treble the pace. And what is gained by it ?Loss of temper, deterioration of manners, injury to diges-tion, increase of nervous diseases—these are the naturaland inevitable results of that high pressure to which wenearly all expose ourselves and subject each other THE… … The shape of it is somewhat similar to earlier models,having a flat bed, the overhanging arm, and straight needlebar. The action of the needle bar is obtained from anhorizontal shaft revolving in the overhanging head, andterminated by a disc, to which the bar is attached by alink motion. This gives…

Household appliances · Sewing machines · Washing machines

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