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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 14 (October 1864) (1864)

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bonnet to shield it, would whole length of the side, but tapering in thickness, of the hot suds from diffusing itself over the house. not be a very conspicuous object, while, in the smoke of course, at bow and stern. The bulwarks are The machine itself consists of a water-tight case, A, of a close… … specially employed on the paper, and arc universallyacknowledged to DOTY'S "PARAGON" WASHING MACHINE. be superior to anything of the kind produced in this country. The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN promise to present, at pleasure, the bulwarks proper being of iron, the bearings of the…

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