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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 8 (February 22, 1908) (1908)

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river front absolutely so that they might be solidly attached to each other, washed the sandy earth out of them before they could protected against the highest possible water, and Mr. Wilkinson conceived the idea of building four get fairly settled on the bottom. with protection levees on all… … passed the spot but a few not a trace of flood water hours before, but the anywhere behind the muskrat hole underfoot closed crevasse, and the was being steadily washed out, and within four hours hammers moved by hand-drawn ropes. By this means, planter and the farmer were again working their after…

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