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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 9 (August 1908) (1908)

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he channel E, when its resistance to water. It is, therefore, invaluable with the vertical and the ball normally rests against the stops E and L will be brought int> engagement, when applied to preserve the good looks of the sides a stop at the bottom of the recess. A similar stop after which… … formed for proper connection with the han- constant reminder to the borrower or finder. dle through the medium of a cup-like neck- SOME NOVEL TYPES OF SHAVING BRUSHES.

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