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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 1 (1891) (1891)

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up the roots of the withdraws its tailfrom the field or jumps out of the grass more or less and make the lawn look rough. If ——_—_o+0+ 2 _____—_ A ONE DOLLAR PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT. tank, thus causing a delay which is sometimes embar- the grass is gathered in a collector, the lawn is left One would… … projecting, axially arranged wire upon which is placed LATHAM’S GRASS COLLECTOR FOR LAWN MOWERS.S. a wooden button capable of sliding up or down on the wire, the button being of sufficient size to prevent the ground is completely covered with a thick green mat. passage of direct light to the…

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