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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 3 (July 1889) (1889)

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« m » ■ amounted to45'^percent. The per capita egtim&tae gether with sufficient force, when the rod and spacing AN IMPROVED WASHING MACHINE. above given are based upon an estimate of a popula- block are removed for use with the next pair of posts, A washing machine which may be conveniently ope-… … ing fastener. This handle JOHNSEN'S WASHING MACHINE. public Iron Works, Pittsburg, Pa. The side plates of can be conveniently folded over the pan when not in the box are braced and supported by T or angle irons, use, and when arranged for service will take the place torn rubbing surface to be…

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