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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 12 (1904) (1904)

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attached to a wire yoke- and held in this position by means of hooks, the vesti- piece adapted to be fitted over the wearer’s shoulders lule is formed, and thus the cattle can be driven in and strapped in place. Aside from its pivotal con- at one end, and may pass the whole length of the nection… … are the work of one of its employes, Albert Bingham, SUNSHADE. However, the revolver cylinder on the club is incon- who has been exceedingly energetic in devising im- spicuous, and will not be observed except on close provements ty which manual labor has Veen supplant- cords which extend tirougi…

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