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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 1 (January 1881) (1881)

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roses to cover the odor of device for extracting the shells, and uses a swinging lever projection so objectionable in the ordinary hinge. Fig. 1 the glue and the acid. This compound spread on paper or shows the position of the hinge when the door is open. Fig. muslin makes, he says, a good… … Marshall, Mo. The invention consists in a wrist-pin formed friendly neighbor advised him to approach the '* Bhoot" in MORGAN'S IMPROVES HINGE. of a cylinder attached to the pitman and fitting into the cap- the newest shape in which the former had seen him recently shaped head of a pin that passes…

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