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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 25 (1891) (1891)

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enough, if de- affording an economical and efficient protection for the constantly prevailing in the city, asin all great cities, sired, to last for several weeks. All these racka, except stock against storms. This improvement has been pa- the pen rack, are designed to be self-regulating, and which… … is made with a strong oak platform that can be readily WARREN’S FEED RACK, CATTLE and fruit planta- removed when desired, there being on the bottom of tions. The appli- the platform a strong iron button which clutches into cations, in the shape of watery sprays, are made so The lower girts, guards…

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