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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 9 (August 1886) (1886)

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the cause of their relief. At the exchangeof signals on the following morning, they reportedthat after the oil bags had been hung out, their vesselexperienced much better weather, not a drop of waterbreaking on board, and the ship being in all respectsmore comfortable. HEAD REST FOR CHAIRS.The… … BUSTARD ft SNAPPS HEAD REST FOR CHAIRS. range toward the center. In each guide is a jaw heldin place by a screw. In the center of the plate is asocket, iri which fits a ball held in place by the jaws.The ball is carried by a rack bar, which may be heldat any desired height by a properly arranged…

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