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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 17 (April 1898) (1898)

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ages, farm is shown in the accompanying illustration, and has settlements and Bedouin encampments, is given as been patented by Thomas Clapham, of Roslyn, 18,129. L. I., N. Y. The improvement is equally applica- ble to the mast, boom, gaff, bowsprit, and consists in A Clay-spouting Well. building… … arises slowly above the top of the casing, exactly as give the plow more or less land, and to plow close to cotton, corn, etc., while the horse walks at one side of sausages emerge from a sausage machine, until the top CLAPHAH'S SPAB FOB VESSELS. the line of the furrow. The stock has two side arms…

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