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The Chinese question solved by the Peerless Wringer. "What makes dis? Said bland Ah Sin. Said Dennis, "Put your pig-tail in." Ah Sin obeys, though rather slow! The question's solved, Chinese must go!

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The Chinese question solved by the Peerless Wringer. "What makes dis? Said bland Ah Sin. Said Dennis, "Put your pig-tail in." Ah Sin obeys, though rather slow! The question's solved, Chinese must go!

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Title:: The Chinese question solved by the Peerless Wringer. "What makes dis? Said bland Ah Sin. Said Dennis, "Put your pig-tail in." Ah Sin obeys, though rather slow! The question's solved, Chinese must go!
Date:: [ca. 1870–1900]
Format:: Postcards/Cards
Genre:: Advertising cards
Metamorphic pictures
Location:: Boston Public Library
Arts Department
Special Cards: Laundry (shelf locator)
Collection (local):: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Subjects:: Men
Washing machines
Extent:: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 14 x 9 cm., folded to 9 x 9 cm.
Permalink:: https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/x633f351d
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