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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (August 1873) (1873)

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been once disposed of. It is plain that an ex- ly utilized. Fathers of large families of girls, Mormons, water, which is used for ordinary culinary purposes, it is cellent opportunity is here offered for fraud upon the reve- and others blessed with a superabundance of the gentler sex, important… … underside of the metal is filled with the cement, vield for " woman's labor," and one in which she is not likely with the metal employed in its construction.' A recent and then pressed upon the glass, the excess of cement I eing to be disturbed or encounter competition from the other sex. analysis…

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