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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 17 (1883) (1883)

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that for the and which they are making such great exertions to keep. ers are provided with hasps or loops through which hooks same outlay, the best duty will be obtained from movable tO or on the front can be passed. The sides of the ends opposite cranes. Where two or more railroad tracks are… … “e+e e——____—_- belts, running north and south, the time for each of which A Shower of Grasshoppers. will be one hour slower than that of the next division to According to a local paper, a shower of grasshoppers fell eyes or rings projecting from the inner surface of the back, the eastward and one…

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