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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 2 (1892) (1892)

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s of the chrysanthemums consti- a height of about three feet from the ground. This| ground, the machine can be readily detached from its tute a truly popular dish, and during the months of skeleton carriage is fitted with a pair of shafts, to|carriage and the frame laid on the ground. Another… … Almost all the varieties movement of the saw from tree to tree by hand. | shift it endwise even a few inches by hand is a work between the horizontal and vertical positions. It gen- ———————_2s+o2——_____—_—_ erally happens that when a large tree falls it does not of considerable labor and time. To…

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