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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 4 (January 1880) (1880)

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the soap from stopping the perfora- cently patented by Mr. L. H. Thomas, of Reading, Mich. ticularly with the Arabic—in which tongue Dr. Falb him- tions in the bottom. The cover of the box contains a piece It may be used for sifting the flour, and after it is sifted the self has been skilled from… … was his pleasing duty to convey to Mr. John Bright the messages of affection and gratitude with which he had been COUBINED SOAP AND SHAVING BOX. lUPBOVES SIEVE. charged from meetings in every part of the United States This box is especially intended for travelers, and can be which he had visited,…

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