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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 21 (May 1881) (1881)

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d, and nesses of material without the use of springs or complicated forty feet high. An improvement in connecting rods has been patented by devices. The question as to the peculiar course of the timber line Mr. Jacob J. Anthony, of Sharon Springs, N. Y. The object In machines of this class it has… … DUGDALE'S WASHING MACHINE. ber line a cut about ten feet deep had to be is pivoted or hinged to admit of the oscilla- made through an area covered by mature bal- tion of the tub as the rollers adapt them- sam firs. Under the trees moss and dead roots and old fir of this invention is to provide a…

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