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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 10 (1885) (1885)

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ront of the wings, and their upper edges having flanges to prevent perimented with the magnesites simply made caustic; the snow from passing over into the inside, and to cross bar, to which is attached a spring standard carry- his success was complete, the magnesia hardened the throw it back so far… … sion upon its surface. FRANZ’S IMPROVED PHILLIPS’ SOD CUTTER AND PULVERIZER. sirable to have remain white; in this manner are made furrow as the plow is pushed along. Fig. 2 shows in ground, and this lever will be held by a pin or catch mouldings of extraordinary beauty, detail how braces attached…

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