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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 21 (May 1868) (1868)

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ory. rollers by two springs, seen in Fig. 2. The stalks pass be- We recommend neither the dyeing or removing of hair, tween the rollers—having been severed near the ground by a Improvement In Device for Drying Grain. but if it must be done, it is best that the ingredients should triangular serrated… … lay it upon the hair for about From the inoline, C, the ears pass to a pair of horizontal five minutes, or until its caus- rollers under the cap, E, by which they are husked, when tic action upon the skin ren, they drop on the platform, F, Fig. 2, and are delivered into ders it. necessary to be re-…

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