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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 21 (November 1889) (1889)

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ge on the upper end of the ing of razors, and designed to be hung upon a wall, shown herewith, and has been patented by Mr. August stamp rod, a grooved pulley on this rod receiving a window casing, dresser, or other convenient place, is H. Keltow, of Telluride, Col. It is preferably made round belt… … and chemicals to boot, the ordinary health committee- AN IMPROVED BISCUIT CUTTER. on shaft, and one end RAY'S DEVICE FOR STROPPING man has a lively time of it. The question may be The biscuit cuttershown herewith hasbeen patented of the flexible strop is RAZORS. asked. Are we any nearer the true…

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