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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 19 (May 1891) (1891)

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ter and secured teen cases dentures were inserted with pins entering designed to prevent the flow of water from sheds or to an elastic cord terminating in a finger loop or ring. the sockets of extracted teeth. Two cases were shown roots into the tanks or cisterns until a sufScient quan- at the… … having a weight attached at its lower end. Fixed to the ly clean and dry, and protect with a coat of clear PUGSLEY'S TOY BIRD. other shaft is a waterwheel arranged beneath the open- lacquer. Should you prefer a darker color, use either ing in the conductor. With the device in its normal con of the…

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