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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (May 1903) (1903)

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his in view Mr. O. L. Stadig, of St. sufficiently elevated. When it is desired to lower is uncovered the word "Pepper" will appear. Imita- Francis, Me., has invented a simple crusher which the frame, the disk is rotated by means of a handle tion of the opera glass is heightened by making the may be… … and packages regardless of their weight or the nature MANURE SPREADER. AN OPERA-GLASS CONDIMENT HOLDER. of their contents; but as the train must keep its sched- ule, and every minute counts, we cannot blame the bag- illustrated the crusher comprises a number of recipro- struction also enables one…

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