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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 22 (June 1905) (1905)

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al device may be very animals are speechless by reason of an readily worked out by fixed mechanical anatomical accident, and not from an ab- rules; and, while this is to a certain extent sence of ideas or ignorance of words. true, it is often the case that a man with the mechanical "knack" makes a… … the jaw most trying. During its struggles south of Japan. The capital employed will Untangling the. Whale from the Cable. the huge animal had badly twisted and be about $500,000. The works are favorably torn the cable in its vicinity, making sev- located near large coal mines. AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT…

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