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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 12 (March 1906) (1906)

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upied as the fecting a saving in fuel. The device has the form of purser's office. The strong-box, which is indicated at a box, smaller at the top than at the bottom. The rear G, is connected by a line with the buoy. Rollers are of the box is left open, while the other three sides are mounted at… … A Portable Rotary Hand-Saw.—A patent has re- graduated for five-cent slices, thus for a $3 cheese in AIR BOX FOR STOVES. which there would be sixty five-cent pieces, a disk would be selected which would indicate arcs of six apertures. The bottom of the box is provided with a degrees of the…

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