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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 14 (October 1888) (1888)

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e grain and less bugs. The pests would appear to riage specially adapted for the new mode of propul- cutting them in stone. represent a vast amount of misdirected energy. If the sion. The motor, which is placed in the center of the The plumbing section can accommodate 54 pupils, inventive mind of… … circumstances THE PRATT LNSTITUTE-THE MACHINE SHOP. a speed of abo may require. ten miles per hour Our eugravings the life and energy of thepests materialize in the shape for five hours ; but at the trial nothing more than a truthfully represent many of the departments of this few runs round the…

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