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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 20 (November 1903) (1903)

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Pump, F. C. Lewis 743,299 Pump, B. C. White 743,361 Pump, centrifugal high pressure, Kugel & Gelpke 743,296 Pump, gas, R. Whitaker 742,940 Pump mechanism, E. C. Brown 742,828 Punch and lacing awl, J. J. Rogers 743,335 Puzzle, ■ E. S. Mowry 743,015 Quartz mill, J. Y. Byers 742,966 Quicksilver… … Those who wear woolen under-wear are very apt to catch cold :that is one of the peculiarities ofwool. Those who wear the Dr. DeimelUnderclothing are free from colds:that is one of the peculiarities ofthe Deimel. Take your choice. Booklet telling all about them,and the garments may be had AT LEADING…

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