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

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he novelty and ef- The detail view, Pig. 7, gives a general idea of the ficiency of this cooker lies in the use of the half- construction, and needs but little explanation. The bricks, (?, which being placed around the gas burner, board from which the sides and ends are cut is 8 or on the stove… … 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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