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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 12 (March 1898) (1898)

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artificial heat.—Journal long as they remain curled up ; but as soon as they the grass being scattered by the wind. The improve- of the Society of Arts. ment has been patented by Charles E. Kreider, and is move they are captured. The toad's tongue, its only being placed before the public by the… … wings, fell from the lamp above. At Maiden, Mass., a KREIDEB'S LAWN MOWER ATTACHMENT. colony of about half a dozen toads sally forth on sum- mer evenings from under the piazza of a citizen's house, of the ground wheels is located an elevator whose side go down the walk, cross the street, and take…

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