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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (1903) (1903)

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yepieces, and when the other box ground, and with this in view Mr. O. L. Stadig, of St. sufficiently elevated. When it is desired to lower is uncovered the word “Pepper” will appear. Imita- Francis, Me., has invented a simple crusher which the frame, the disk is rotated by means of a handle tion of… … men are apt to carelessly throw out trunks, boxes and packages regardless of their weight or the nature MANURE SPREADER. AN OPERA-GLASS CONDIMENT HOLDER. of their contents; but as the train must keep its sched- ule, and every minute counts, we cannot blame the bag- illustrated the crusher comprises…

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