The Latest Turn of Science
Anon
Genre: | News-Commentary, Drollery |
Subjects: | Manufactories, Invention, Amusement, Aesthetics, Gender, Patronage, Domestic Economy |
Discusses an American invention of a 'mechanical curl-paper' which allows for the production of systematically arranged hair ringlets, and which Punch regards as 'a great improvement'. Wishes to see a patent taken out for an invention that 'would enable ladies to put their bonnets on in less than five minutes', an invention that Punch expects every husband would purchase. |
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