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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 10 (March 1874) (1874)

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R. I. throw filth, crumbs, or matters likely to clog the pipes, of the heads rest and revolve upon four flanged rollers, D. down the sink. * iSii m — MILLER'S IMPROVED SINK. Upon the shafts of the latter, which have their bearings in Patented December 2, 1373, by Henry Miller. The manu- A prominent… … -per minute. This device is covered by These bone dust tiles are just adhesive MILLEB'S IMPROVED SINK. two patents granted 10 George Miller, of enough to admit their being handled freely employment is that the strainer inside and the flange of Providence, R. I., and a third patent to the same…

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