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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 34 (1859) (1859)

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the manner and for the purpose substantially as de- wedge, g. From this description it will be the rollers which, catching hold of the husk, into a basket or other receptacle, while the scribed. — WasHinG Macuine—H. E. Smith, of Philadelphia, seen that the plane may be very readily con- Pa.… … cooking to be performed without heating the The inventor is N. T. Spear, who may be unhusked one takes its place and is very rap- ented by him Feb. 15, 1859, for the purpose room or inconveniencing thecook. In winter of easily elevating window sashes and retain- it can be arranged to warm the…

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