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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 18 (October 1866) (1866)

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^h MMfU §w*to. 282 the great advance during the past two years was PEKKY'S PATENT VENTILATING BOOT. scorched pavements, this will prove a comfortable having a disastrous effect on the interests of the improvement in walking gear. It was patented country, by sending work abroad. The discussion of… … ted States and British Provinces, so that the entire sea coast could be 21, 1866, by Samuel Perry, of New York City, whom address for additional information at 219 Sixth Ave. guarded and made secure. " The connection of food with, and the responsi- bility of housekeepers for, the life and health of…

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