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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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ential elements which are necessary to grease the surface thoroughly, and work and drive the rod in- 800 lbs. ; they are a mountain race, and their diminutive size any successful operation. A vegetable fiber, to compete to the pipe. Draw the rod back and turn it a trifle at every may be fairly… … the yield evenly, and do such materials will only THELEMABK CATTLE not remain long dry. Like have their labor for their every other good milking pains. It may be truly said that this diligent search for new blow. If the pipe is small, less than one inch in diame- breed, the Thelemark cows are very…

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