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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 26 (December 1871) (1871)

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t. The groove in one roll is a There is something impressive in contemplating the tri- and explain their contents. No more strange or melancholy right handel, and that in the other, a left handed spiral, as umphs of mechanical skill exhibited in this nineteenth cen- sight could well be seen. Around… … with his team the farmer does in a few days and easily what few years that bankers have been persuaded by Sir John gether and geared, so as to revolve In union, the grooves form was a tedious and long " haying." All departments of farm Lubbock to recognize the value of such statistics, and no a…

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