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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 3 (July 1908) (1908)

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tion of sulphurous acid than by The usual method of protecting a package by means securing the seat of a swing to the rope. A special of sealing wax is not applicable to all classes of par- means of a reducing substance. Such methods as the clamping device is provided, whereby the seat may cels.… … are then joined together with metal fasteners of any could pick up or borrow, seems next to impossible. ROPE BRACKET FOR SWING SEATS. Such a feat has just been accomplished by the Rev. well-known type. It will then be impossible to reach J. P. Brooks, a Baptist minister of Glasgow, Ky. A the knot…

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