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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 25 (December 1902) (1902)

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depth of from ten to fifteen feet was obtained. Ma- and luxuriance surpassed nowhere else in the world. dred feet away from the machine. A specially desigried neuvers in and out the flag marks showed that the ves- The soil is composed of alternate layers of vegetable nozzle at the end of the… … confined above the built, will be more formidable than liquid, forces the A GIANT DREDGER. THE BUCKET HOLDS 25 TONS; AND THE BOOM IS 155 FEET LONG liquid out through any with which the discharge-hose and nozzle, so that if the machine trials have been made by foreign powers. The "Al" claimed has…

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