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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 2 (January 1862) (1862)

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oubt of the correctness bly they are right. rious sizes. A No. 4 machine, which is about 3J feet Another correspondent—Mr. William S. Hudson— of such statements, because all history is conclusive long and 2 teet deep, js capable of washing 47 sol- "the rollers used at the Springfield Armo-… … From Paddington to Vic- that are placed in the outer SMITH'S WASHING MACHINE AND WRINQEE box. G is a clothes wringer toria street station the composed of two accommo- line is 3J miles long, hav- dating pressure rollers covered with india rubber. linen shirts in twenty minutes. White linen articles…

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