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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 8 (1886) (1886)

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are constructed as shown. on the outside to a level alittle above the top of the arranged parallel with the pickets, but of less length, The side beams can be arranged as shown in Fig. 1, roof. The smoke flues in the top of the kiln pass so that when the pickets are driven into the ground or one or… … its axis being turned away from the sun gives us the WHITE’S TRELLIS FOR GARDEN CROPS, DUKE’S LUMBER DRIER. cold of winter. There is, however, a greater equality plants will be inside, while tomatoes should be outside of temperature—bad as we are apt to call it, when through the roof, and carry off…

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