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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 4 (January 1881) (1881)

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iam Winegar, of Chambersburg, 111., has pat- in the morning on the 22d day of October, AD., 1721, and ented an invention which avoids the necessity of special were seen the following day, and again on the 26th. supports for the wheels of grain drills, and provides that J. Ivor Montgomery. each… … The mock suns, A, A1, were very large and bright, rival- case of apparent death from asphyxia may be said to be ing the sun in splendor, and they cast into the room well PARHELIA AS SEEN AT JERSEYVILLE, ILL. several hours. defined shadows, and their light on the wall was rather yel- ■»»«.♦. lowish…

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