10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INVALID CHAIR»
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invalid chair in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Conductor and Brakeman
THE INVALID CHAIR'S LESSON. Third — I go on a little further. I come to the
invalid's chair. What? How long have you been sick ? " Oh, I have been sick ten,
twenty, thirty years." Is it possible? What a story of endurance! There are in many
...
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Subject-matter Index of Patents for Inventions Issued by the ...
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Date. Invalid-chair .................................... _ . A. P. Blunt and J. S. Smith.. _ _
Washington ...
United States. Patent Office, 1874
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
In a folding invalid-chair, the combination of a seat, a back adapted to fold upon
said seat, a skeleton apron adapted to fold under said seat, a foot rest adapted to
fold within said skeleton apron, an axle removably secured to said apron, ...
United States. Patent Office, 1908
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
INVALID-CHAIR. Frederick S. Gderber, White Plains, N. Y. Filed June 29, 1914.
Serial No. . 847,862. 6 Claims. (CI. 155—11.) 3. An invalid chair comprising a
chair body, an under- frame having axle hubs located below and well forward of
the ...
In a suit by plaintiff, injured by falling out of her invalid chair while it was being
lowered from defendant's bagca'ge car by plaintiff's husband and friends,
assisted by the baggage master, the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur was
inapplicable. 2.
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Bodies in Culture, Culture in Bodies: Disability Narratives ...
Two centuries later, in 1847, the term invalid- chair first appeared in William
Makepeace Thackeray's Vanity Fair as “Sir Pitt's invalid- chair was wheeled away
into a tool-house in the garden” (OED), and, according to disability historian Fred
...
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British Journal of Diseases of the Chest
R. H. WOODLAND has patented an ingenious, comfortable, and reliable invalid
chair.1 It is strongly made, easily manipulated, and admirably meets the
requirements of practically every class of patients. The “ EASTBOURNE ”
IMPROVED ...
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Mothers and Daughters of Invention: Notes for a Revised ...
... suspensory bandage and truss (1887) Elisabeth Gnion, New York, NY —
Medicine spoon (1887) Amanda DeVoe, Brooklyn, NY— Invalid-chair (1887)
Mary A. Hendricks, Charleston, SC — Folding invalid-chair (1887) Kate Ryan,
Brooklyn, ...
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The British Journal of Tuberculosis
NEW AND IMPROVED INVALID CHAIR. Mr. R. H. Woodland has patented an
ingenious, comfortable, and reliable invalid chair.1 It is strongly made, easily
manipulated, and admirably meets the requirements of practically every class of ...
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Cabinetwork and Joinery: Comprising Designs and Details of ...
2010) are 1 ft. 1£ in. long or squares should have the sharpness taken between
the shoulders of the tenons, and off them. Fig. 2012. Baluster of Invalid's Chair.
Fig. 20X5.— Back Legs of Invalid's Chair made from Mailcart Shafts. Fig. 2017.
Paul Nooncree Hasluck, 1907
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INVALID CHAIR»
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invalid chair is used in the context of the following news items.
Binghamton man made 1914 bid to be a household name
He invented what he called the Rest Easy Invalid Chair. It was adapted for use in both homes and hospitals. The concept was really very ... «Press & Sun-Bulletin, Feb 15»
All the way from the 'Athens of England' to Rome
"One of the sights that filled my boy's eyes with wonder was the daily journey in an invalid chair, high in his automobile, of Sir Jesse Boot on the ... «Nottingham Post, Jul 14»
Caring for the ill can cost you your freedom
It took him a long time to accept that he couldn't walk, and occasionally he still asks for “a hand” to get up out of the invalid chair. Though ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
First-ever "What's This Worth?" Vintage Collectible and Appraisal …
... 46, who had brought a wooden chair riding on two big wheels and a third smaller wheel in back, which appraisers called an invalid chair. «The Flint Journal - MLive.com, Oct 13»
Dare devil Ken's car a new star at museum Coventry Transport …
“We actually got a new pair off an invalid chair as they used to have the same wheels on them.” The 250cc engined car has a number three ... «Coventry Telegraph, May 13»
Calendar reveals vintage nursing ads
... items were the “Celebrated Midwife's Case”, the “Flora” Apron, the “Grevillite Portable Sterilizer” and the “Dawsonn Improved Invalid Chair”. «Nursing Times, Oct 12»
Robert Gage's hair-raising design
He also inherited the black leather invalid chair from the '20s, which flattens out. It was bequeathed to him by the late designer Scott Craigie. «Toronto Star, Dec 11»
Remembering the Roffignac – A New Orleans Drink with a Twist
... Perigueux, France, sound suspect to me, but here's the lowdown: One evening he was seated in an “invalid chair,” examining a loaded pistol, ... «My New Orleans, Nov 11»
Steampunk exhibit kicks off in Anaheim
... and a Manucycle by John Harrington made of an antique invalid chair, steel and wood. The Manucycle actually works if the rider pumps and ... «OCRegister, Oct 11»
Inside the newly restored Spadina Museum
... and when he started to age and become less mobile, he had an invalid chair specially designed. “It's sort of an early La-Z-Boy,” Brochu says. «National Post, Oct 10»
