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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 14 (1847) (1847)

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__110 Canadian Correspondence. Biscuit Machinery. Mr. Editor :— L MOL -= I was fully aware, before seeing the notice for making biscuit for the English Navy, at ie eM in your paper, of your difficulty in furnishing … flat in the oven. Another man took the bis- In using one of these improved Baths, the | chambers tight after the girt of cloth is fold- dent on Canada for early foreign intelligence cuits as fast as they were furmed and stamped _bather turas into the bottom of the Bath lit- ed round to form the…

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