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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 10 (1878) (1878)

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nd the circumstances of their lives are fa- It is claimed by some that grain is better saved by letting tistics Which show that a person had, in France, in the time miliar to all; but numerous instances may be found among it lie awhile and cure in the swath, and this we know to be! of the old… … creased in times of press- into a gentle and sympa- ing work which cannot thizing one, and has graft- LANDELLE’S MECHANICAL BINDER. be delayed, such as that ed on a careless and over- of harvest. The necessa- bearing man the virtues of ry complement of the reaper is the binder. We think we…

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