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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 11 (March 1890) (1890)

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own- ling settled down, with the remains of the cab lying AN IHFROVED CASH CARRIER. ward through the tube into the body of the can and over and partly on him. He went toward the bank, The accompanying illustration represents a simple on to the milk around the float, or directly on the en- and when… … in a pan or still heated by steam or other- THE FULLER CASH CARRIER. wise, and the skins of boiled oil or oxi- which the cup is permanently attached to the car, and dized oil added and mixed well together (or they may be mixed prior to being consequently not liable to be misplaced or lost, while…

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