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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 15 (April 1889) (1889)

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g of lead weighing 12 vided, of a form to be securely held to the bracket by A simple form of potato digger, adapted for attach- ounces. With these particulars any one may uake the thumb screws, these plates having eyes in which are ment to and use with a mowing machine when the articles, and a… … the Herreshoff peculiarities—a rudder under her hull SHAW'S POTATO DIGGER. PRITCHARD'S HAMMOCK SU8PEN8I0N DEVICE, instead of astern, a set of their twin five-cylinder com- has been patented by Dr. Hiram M. Shaw, of Genoa, pound engines, etc. She is to carry two torpedo tubes, nected, to bind the…

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