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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 3 (July 1909) (1909)

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ill be drawn up therefrom by capillary attraction. In water, and letting it stay there for one or two couple of countersunk-head stove bolts. Two pieces days, or it can be sprinkled or dashed with water of 2 x 2-inch angle iron would have done as well. three or four times a day for two or three… … A HOME-MADE SAW VISE. ble by this method to maintain a sufficiently low tem- perature in the ice box to preserve food from rapid placed across brackets in front of the window, with a decay. A simple method of making such an iceless wooden strip between the inside jaw and the studding refrigerator…

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