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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 20 (1907) (1907)

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ined as shown in Figure 2. It will le observed that one end is provided with an exten- performs its ordinary function. The inventor of this improved bridle is Mr. Robert H. Williams, of Maize, sion F which passes under the other end and that the Kan, (P. O. Box 28). rie on the casting is cut away… … drum, is then attached to the stump to be DUSTPAN WITH FOOT ATTACHMENT, pulled. One of the detailed views shows a form of fastening block which will be found useful for in Figure 4, which is adapted to engage a groove in before has thought of the incongruity of using a short- attaching the cable to…

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