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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 10 (March 1886) (1886)

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t in tempera- winter cloaks, bonnets, dress skirts, and coat linings, indentations fit into one another, and the adherence ture of 60 deg. to 64 deg. for 36 hours, or so that it will and do all manner of quilting, from the largest size that results is proportional to the degree of rough- clabber;… … early as 2700 B. C, and it is one of the pre- DAVIS' QUILTING FRAME. their surfaces. Through the interposition historic plants, remains of wheat seeds being of a pulverized hard body we can still further accel- churn one minute. Then turn out one-third of the mix- found in the ruins of the houses…

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