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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 24 (June 1900) (1900)

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ecan readily turn the pulley, according to the sidewisepull exerted by the horse or other power employed toraise the lumber to the top of the pile. The bracket can be easily attached to any part ofthe pile of lumber. The elongated slots and hookedbolts enable the device to be vertically adjusted… … ONE OF THE ENTRANCES TO THE UNITED STATES EXHIBIT garden of the Trocadero, while the other half is givenup to buildings of other powers. The grounds of theIndo-Chinese section comprise four distinct pavilions—Tonkin with an Annamite theater, a Cambodianpagoda, a pavilion devoted to the products of…

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