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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 19 (May 1901) (1901)

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ould be forced down into place and then the stem, A (Pig. 3), should be is, on the contrary, very simple and easy. It can be shape shown in the engraving, and then put the leaves made by any boy who possesses a few common tools. struck with a hammer and flattened out so as to bind on as described… … the center so that each will be convex. Take a cold is gradually falling into disuse. When the industry A HOME MADE IRON ROSE. chisel and draw its temper down to a dark blue, and was started it was considered that only one stratum then place it in a vise and round off the cutting edge of salt…

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