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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 2 (January 1889) (1889)

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t. The spilled. device is preferably formed of a single piece of wood, reversed for attachment to the door opening either to Remember that the larger or the flimsier the con- the right or the left. An angular thumb piece is pivot- made into a handle with three blades of approximate- tainer is, the… … with the wooden (not metallic) handle of a spatula, KENDALL'S LATCH AND LOCK. when it usually will become loose. Should it be very GRAVES' BUTTER WORKER. obstinate, and the bottle at the same time appear to be blades being concaved on its outer side. The other of rather thin glass, place the bottle…

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