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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 15 (October 1877) (1877)

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or parlor cars. The arrangement is also such as to relieve nstead of cold, the operation is rendered much shorter. the apper part of the car from the weight of panels and bed- ly dropped by turning the machine to one side and opening BROWN'S IMPROVED COTTON STALK PULLER. ding. Fig. 1 is an interior… … that he had dissected seventy apes out of the anthropoidal side seats on the cleats above mentioned; while the lower ing cotton stalks from the ground, thus freeing the latter class, and one of them exhibited the vermiform appendage berth is made by a folding bed supported upon the long seat from…

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