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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 22 (1875) (1875)

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the work of the ditcher which makes a horizontal cut, generally, on a line with the tial to his acres as to himself. somewhat, and can be made to give almost double width to Nor is the capacity to receive Nature's gifts (air, heat, and lower edge of the flange. the ditch, without widening the… … Fig. 2 represents all that is material to be shown in the lat- chine will do the work of many farms, the club system The shape of the ditch is thus defined on sides and bottom ; would be the best in purchasing, thus making the cost to ter, the four-wheeled ditcher. and the earth, loosened at all…

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