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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 13 (March 1903) (1903)

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ther by a wooden board, the strip A being imbedded a bookcase, the cover of which, when raised, lies reach of mice or rats. in the upper surface of the board at one end, and the flush with the right arm of the chair and makes a strip B in the lower surface at the opposite end. A wide shelf on which… … shaping in German factories will be super- seded. Time, fuel and labor will be saved. CHAIR FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS. By means of the new method the articles receive a better finish, more firmness of shape, which end to the strip A, and at the other end are provided is of great value in cotton and…

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