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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 21 (May 1871) (1871)

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uperior convenience of water closets still keeps them edly owing to the fact, that they are made with so much named. The instrument is extremely simple, and its opera- in favor in cities having general water service, and space between the bottom and top, as to remove the "crown" tion will be easily… … practical solution of the problem. There exterior masonry being broken away to WEDGE'S ROTARY OVEN is room for a good deal of inventive genius show the arrangement of the revolving annular platform on which the dough is placed to be baked. It is a bar, A, terminating in two serrated bifurcations or…

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