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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 14 (1881) (1881)

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put in between sheets of pasteboard, and | If the ship has sprung a leak or been otherwise damaged, A form of hand cotton picker, employing an endless pressed between hydraulic presses, capable of applying a and is expected to go down, each of the flexible bags is chain carrying barbs, is shown in… … problem, and yet unfamiliar with the conditions under sheet has been lost during the past twenty years. which a mechanical cotton picker must be operated, a few The postage stamp would seem to be only a humdrum filled with air as quickly as possible, the wing, E. and stay, words with reference to…

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