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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 8 (February 1906) (1906)

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ining wall and making it permanent. equipped with the usual bulky life-rafts now required. researches of Prof. Fischer, the amount of heat given This protection consists in surrounding the pile with Thus every chair will be a life-raft, and every life- off by the food absorbed by a grown man and… … closed by a lid, which provides a water-tight covering. TRAINING WALL. lighters, vessels, or COMBINATION CHAIR AND LIFE PRESERVER. sent patent the invention is an improvement in of a block which is automatically locked upon RECENTLY PATENTED INVENTIONS. secured to the frame of the machine when not…

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