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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 26 (June 1887) (1887)

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fly nets, and has been patented by Mr. Frank S. this makes curds and whey. Weaver, of E. Weaver's Sons, Moundsville, West Va. Bathe the part affected with the The net is made by slitting the lashes and the ribs or whey until too cold. In the bars, respectively, where they intersect, then laying… … attached above and back of the finger or knife bar of a quantities of blubber. WEAVER'S FLY NET FOR HORSES. At Point Barrow, Mr. Murdoch found that food was mowing machine. The open center of this frame is of the ribs. The detail sketch at the top of the pic- filled by two inclined bars arranged to…

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