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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 11 (March 1909) (1909)

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m, marked out in such a way that when the chest is put See Pig. 1, G. It is best to do this winding in a lathe was padded with paper tacked in place and covered together, the markings of the grain will match all if possible, as hand work is not only tedious, but the with cretonne. Handles placed at… … front and back, as shown in detail in several of the Fig. 2.—ARRANGEMENT OF THE HEATING ELEMENT. A CHEAPLY-CONSTRUCTED FIRELESS COOKER.

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