File:Hanging Stove Drier NGM-v31-p477-A.jpg
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| Description | THREE LONG, NARROW TRAYS MADE OF FLY SCREEN AND LATHS AND HUNG UP IN A CHEAP SLING OF LATHS AND FENCE WIRE TO THE HOOD OF A KITCHEN STOVE. It is out of the way of the cook's head and utilizes waste heat, and the vegetables put this distance from the top of the stove do not get too hot. |
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| Source | 300 ppi scan of the National Geographic Magazine, Volume 31 (1917), page 477, panel A. |
| Author | Charles Martin. |
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| current | 05:03, 22 May 2005 | | 1,118 × 1,469 (746 KB) | Moverton | 300 ppi scan of National Geographic Magazine, volume 31 (1917), page 477, panel A |
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