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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 14 (April 1879) (1879)

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te or clay over the incubation of trout eggs, which require months to colored dorsal band, bordered by a dotted line on each side; produce the young; nor is it necessary, so long as the States The accompanying engraving represents an improved take this labor upon themselves washing machine recently… … known as the fresh-wafer bass, The upper rollers yield to ac- which is possibly even more commodate clothes of varying KEYS WASHING MACHINE. valuable than the trout for the thickness without interfering farmer's use. It is not so exact- with this longitudinal motion. beneath, flesh-color, or soiled…

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