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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 9 (February 1874) (1874)

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a plank is placed horizontal- leaves, and rank, but well moistened, stable litter, for the same capacity as more costly stationary machines, with the ly and supported by a suitable number of bracts. Then the construction of these. In making a hot bed, have a good great advantage of compactness and… … PIPE [CUTTING AND THREADING [ MACHINE. bringing plants into flower, sev- water pipes are used, this ma- eral are required for vegetable chine, it is claimed, will be and the same operation above noted is repeated, and so on found of great value, especially upon steamships and in forcing, especially…

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