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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (May 1885) (1885)

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f a room or building. The invention covers special details whereby this hook may be easily rear part of the standard and to the frame are plates, the rear parts of which, by means of a right and left located, and then securely fixed at any desired point in the sliding bracket. Suspended from the… … gear wheel shown in Fig. 2, and is the latter, a centrifugal movement of the oil is set up HAMRE'S COMBINED POTATO AND TREE PLANTER. held white being filled by a friction from the cup through the tubes to the crank pin, there- brake on the larger drum, the bucket by keeping up a constant and…

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