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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 5 (January 1887) (1887)

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corners of the metal at Missouri. the side of the other pair are rounded, to enable the CQHBIITATION FLOW. arms to grasp wire for the purpose of stretching it Upon the plow here illuistrated either wooden or me IHFBOVED TOBACCO FLAKTEB. without danger of cutting it. One arm is curved near taJlic… … the board. Although a wooden mouldboard pulverizes enters, while in the other part is pivoted a plant-hold- the earth more thoroughly than one of metal, it is not SFABHAWE'S COHBIITATIOK TOOL WBEITCH. ing bed, upon which the plants are held in proper posi- always desirable to use the former, hence…

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