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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 20 (May 1890) (1890)

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alling tame pigeons, traveling clothes lines, for readily drawing the line or, if words can express my meaning, like a plaintive taut, and to automatically relieve the strain inci- phe-ew, few-few, the first note being prolonged at least dent to shrinkage after wee weather. It has been pa- three… … be spaced regularly upon the pole, and will all be placed a separate index book, so that the bookkeeper, METZLER'S CLOTHES LINE ADJUSTER. moved by the cord connected with the spring rollers. on pulling out the drawer, will have the index continu- The retaining piece at the end of the pole has a…

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