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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 12 (December 2, 1854) (1854)

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from these three means are required to complete the stroke of hundred and sixty cocoons by means the least the valve to open the steam port forreversal. complex in their nature. The continuous To remedy this defect in direct action en- fiber does not lie in circles upon the cocoon, gines, Messrs.… … only requires the further process of doubling nient than the commonglathe, consequently obstruction by a thread of the web breaking, The annexed figures are views of an im- and throwing ; but if for tram silk, one pro- heavy articles can be turned by it at less ex- by which the shuttle is made to…

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