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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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not cease cockroaches (or ' clocks,'j as they are called here), and of breakage, while so thoroughly cushioning the jar running in gales when anemometers will register 46 lb. I was recommended 'to • try cucumber peeling as a that none is perceptible in the working parts of the pressure Yo the foot,… … hammer and twelve to fifteen inches Fig. 2.-THE BRADLEY UPRIGHT CUSHIONED HELVE HAMMER.-SIDE VIEW. pest. Of course it should be fresh in the larger sizes; these variations cucumber peel every night."— can be brought about instantly, Confectioner''s Journal. thus making the hammer especially…

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