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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 24 (1860) (1860)

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Extending across the As they leave the apron in front of the first of these rollers is a straight bar or plate, which rests an instant as the rows of un- baked crackers are brought against it to push them into a straight line, and then riscs to let them pass under the roller. Another similar guide… … roll of the endless apron, the crackers are received upon is now darted forward by a spring which cuts the dough which confines the gases when they are baked, and the inclined plane, v, and a scraper draws them down in off smooth at the lower surface of the tunneled plate. makes the interior…

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