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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 25 (1893) (1893)

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s turnips, times located at the rear of the desk and under the to be a very satisfactory device. It is also equally de- lower roller to receive any papers that might acci- carrots, beets, ete., when the fields are being plowed. sirable for straightening shafts, or to use as a rail dentally be… … freely adjustable thereon, and may be attached to any tower 490 feet high, to be built in the Cariati Gardens in the Corso Vittorio Emmanuelle. The second via- form of plow. duct, starting out of this metallic tower a certain dis- rt 0 apron above. By means of this simple construction it tance…

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