Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 107
DELIVERING THF. MAIL IN ARIZONA. post for a pivot. On this he set two four-footlengths of light wood so that they would revolvelike a turnstile. The box was secured to the end 658 NATURE AND SCTKNCF. FOR YOUNG FOT,KS [May, … THE GREAT OAK AT TUO.M ASVl LLi;, GEORGIA. of one of these lengths, and a stone was wiredto the opposite end to act as a balance. Now when the cattle start to scratch them-selves on the post, the mail-box simply movesaround, offering no resistance to the pressure ofthe animal. L. M. Ediiolm. AN…
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