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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 7 (1878) (1878)

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d arti- New Miscellaneous Inventions, to tamper with it without it gives an alarm, either by drill- cles or toys for children. Mr. Jerome D. Bruce, of Newberry, S. C., has patented ing, forcible breaking, insertion of key, or by turning the An improved Scarf Fastening has been patented by Mr. an… … mon mangold, of which there are two sub- which a carriage or traveling frame is sus- species. It was cultivated for food by the tained upon a rail fixed near the roof of the Greeks, as it is at the present day by the Per- building. The chief features of novelty con- sians and natives of India. The…

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