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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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ear" the wall or on the backs of opera chairs, church pews, and rod may be passed through the ring on the handle to hold its ends with vertical plates, the upper edges of which are for use in various other places. the link up. made heart-shaped to form tracks upon which the car box The invention… … ihe refrigerator, separated from the provision cham- FRITTS' SAFETY CAK COUPLING. ber by a water-shed and trough, which permit the The ordinary form of link is used, with a bar across the free downward passage of cold air into tlie provision cham middle and a handle welded to the bar. Tlie handle…

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