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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 12 (March 1896) (1896)

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nd travels at oysters have been transplanted into the canals from the rate of about 40 revolutions per minute. After the bays; but, with the plan in full operation, this paddling, the hair is removed by spreading the skins will not be necessary, as the canals open on to the out over an oval-shaped… … SO F T £ -V I N G SH/A/S^ COi-Of? //V& . POLISH//V e SK/rSS PREPARATION OF LAMB AND KID SKINS FOR GLOVES. similar in shape to a carpenter's draw knife. A good the number of 50 or more are placed on the floor of the the oyster beds will be planted naturally. Other workman can scrape off about 20…

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