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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 28 (1857) (1857)

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generally em- President of Union College, same place. belt, to seize two more. The ears thus pass operation, while the ear of corn, being rejected ployed, are manufactured on a large scale by the rollers on account of its size and its progressive men in the profession are now from a kind of’… … Conspicuous among the many quite recent is armed with both longitudinal slats and and soldered to c, while the long end, a’, is improvements in dentistry stands the con- spikes. Both belts move in the same direc- extended up and soldered to B. Fig. 2 shows struction of continuous or solid gums, for…

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