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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 8 (February 1907) (1907)

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ough index finger. The chuck spindle is so arranged as to HUGE BOWLDERS RAISED BY BUCKET DREDGES. material. Another great difficulty is that the abnormal allow drilling on a line with the base of the motor and The dredging operations which G. S. Mayes is carry- rise and fall of the tide, which… … with yourself about the matter, and try to be "matter- tests of timber, under gradually increasing load; and of-fact and sensible," and still there will be little shud- A SADDLE OF TANNED HUMAN SKIN. the effect of long-continued vibration. ders running through you and creeping up and down To…

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