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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 2 (July 1888) (1888)

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rying a series of pieces in the form Nevertheless, the ever Increasing requirements of railroad depot, the boards of which were laid with a considerable open space between them, and the shadow maritime fishery made it necessary to find a mechani- of a bent finger, moving between the tube and needle… … twine. ■;•..., . ors consists in the certain- IMPROVED MACHINE FOR MAKING FISHING NETS The finger bar then de' ty of explosion of the rock- scends, and, reversing it- et at a sufficient distance to leave the vessel in calm water during a gale. The self, leaves its loops upon the needles and returns…

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