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

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accident of the lid opening too .—■ ♦«>>»■ far. The handles should be fairly strong, and attached FURNISHING THE WORKSHOP.—IV. very securely to the ends of the chest. A neat tray, BY I. G. BAYLEY. (Continued from the issue of February 21th.) 3 inches wide by 1% inches deep, of % or 3/16-inch stuff,… … where A is an ordinary stone crock with cover, im- BY EDWARD THORPE. a few tools, either in the hand, on the shoulder, or on A cheap and efficient fireless cooker was made by the bedded in a suitable heat-insulating packing, B, such the back if a bicycle is used. The writer is acquainted writer as…

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